sundering (Meaning)

sundering

to become parted, disunited, or severed, to break or force apart or in two, to break apart or in two

The cataclysmic earthquake sundered the earth, creating a chasm that cleaved through the once-stable landscape.
The tempest's fury sundered the sails of the ship, leaving it adrift at the mercy of the storm.
The betrayal of a close friend sundered their bond, leaving a void that could never be filled.
The sundering of the family's fortune left its members destitute and scattered.
The divorce decree sundered the marital union, severing the ties that had once united two hearts.
The surgeon's scalpel sundered the diseased tissue, offering hope for a new beginning.
The war's relentless shelling sundered the city, reducing its once-vibrant streets to rubble.
The sundering of the ancient prophecy brought forth a new age of chaos and uncertainty.
The meteor's impact sundered the planet, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a new one.
The sundering of the soul from the body marked the inevitable passage from life to death.

to become parted, disunited, or severed, to break or force apart or in two, to break apart or in two

division, schism, split, partition,dissolution, breakup, separation, bifurcation, dispersion,cleavage

unification, association,union, link, linkage,connection, assemblage, combination, attachment, conjunction

The cataclysmic earthquake sundered the earth, creating a chasm that cleaved through the once-stable landscape.

The tempest's fury sundered the sails of the ship, leaving it adrift at the mercy of the storm.

The betrayal of a close friend sundered their bond, leaving a void that could never be filled.

The sundering of the family's fortune left its members destitute and scattered.