splitting (Meaning)

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splitting (s)

resembling a sound of violent tearing as of something ripped apart or lightning splitting a tree

**Splitting:** The axe effortlessly split the firewood into two distinct pieces.
**Splitting:** The earthquake caused the ground to split apart, creating a deep chasm.
**Splitting:** The corporation decided to split into smaller subsidiaries to increase efficiency.
**Splitting:** The diamond cutter carefully split the rough gemstone into several smaller brilliants.
**Splitting:** The hacker used a keylogger to split the encryption of the password.
**Splitting:** The paintbrush split into two bristles, compromising its painting ability.
**Splitting:** The scientist split the cell into two halves to study its DNA.
**Splitting:** The carpenter split the oak plank into thin boards for the project.
**Splitting:** The group split into two teams for the competition, each with its own objective.
**Splitting:** The ice sheet split into several large icebergs that drifted away from the mainland.

resembling a sound of violent tearing as of something ripped apart or lightning splitting a tree

fast, brisk,rapid, flying, galloping, rattling, quick, fleet, lightning, whirlwind

dragging, lingering, sluggish, slow, slow, crawling, deliberate, sluggish, deliberate, dragging

**Splitting:** The axe effortlessly split the firewood into two distinct pieces.

**Splitting:** The earthquake caused the ground to split apart, creating a deep chasm.

**Splitting:** The corporation decided to split into smaller subsidiaries to increase efficiency.

**Splitting:** The diamond cutter carefully split the rough gemstone into several smaller brilliants.