polarized Sentence Examples
- The political landscape has become increasingly polarized, with parties moving further apart on ideological lines.
- The company's decision polarized employees, with some strongly supporting it and others vehemently opposed.
- The new law further polarized public opinion, dividing society into two distinct camps.
- The scientist's controversial theory polarized the academic community, sparking a fierce debate.
- The social media platform has polarized its users, creating echo chambers where people only encounter views that align with their own.
- The conflict between the two sides has polarized the region, with tensions escalating daily.
- The debate over climate change has become highly polarized, with some denying its existence and others advocating for immediate action.
- The introduction of a new technology polarized the industry, with some embracing it and others resisting change.
- The polarized views on immigration have made it difficult to find a compromise that satisfies both sides.
- The polarized society we live in is marked by a lack of empathy and understanding, leading to division and conflict.
polarized Meaning
polarized (imp. & p. p.)
of Polarize
Synonyms & Antonyms of polarized
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- fused
- conjoined
- collected
- blent
- assembled
- blended
- linked
- joined
- orchestrated
- incorporated
- harmonized
- coalesced
- colligated
- coordinated
- reunited
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No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word polarized
of Polarize
united, merged, integrated,consolidated, concentrated, combined, reduced, centralized, concentered, centered
spread (out), separated,spread (out), decentralized, separated, decentralized,segregated, segregated, deconcentrated, deconcentrated
The political landscape has become increasingly polarized, with parties moving further apart on ideological lines.
The company's decision polarized employees, with some strongly supporting it and others vehemently opposed.
The new law further polarized public opinion, dividing society into two distinct camps.
The scientist's controversial theory polarized the academic community, sparking a fierce debate.
