sunders Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- fragments
- pulls
- disunites
- uncouples
- dissociates
- breaks-up
- cleaves
- decouples
- decomposes
- unlinks
- resolves
- dissevers
- divorces
- disjoins
- isolates
- dissolves
- dissects
- parts
- disassociates
- disintegrates
- subdivides
- detaches
- ramifies
Weak:
- dichotomizes
- ruptures
- partitions
- disjoints
- rips
- sequesters
- fractures
- insulates
- segments
- segregates
- unties
- quarters
- fractionalizes
- fragmentates
- halves
- fragmentizes
- tears
- disengages
- rives
- fractionates
- trisects
- disentangles
- secludes
- breaks
- unyokes
- cuts-off
- disassembles
- rifts
- bifurcates
- unravels
- bisects
- rends
- breaks-down
Meaning of sunders
sunders
to become parted, disunited, or severed, to break or force apart or in two, to break apart or in two
sunders Sentence Examples
- The divorce proceedings sundered the once-unbreakable bond between husband and wife.
- The earthquake's tremors sundered the ancient city into ruins.
- The sharp blade sundered the rope, releasing the captive animal.
- The accident sundered the victim's spine, paralyzing them from the waist down.
- The loss of a loved one sundered the family, leaving an unfillable void.
- The betrayal sundered the friendship beyond repair.
- The storm's fury sundered the towering tree, reducing it to mere splinters.
- The surgeon's scalpel sundered the infected tissue, saving the patient's life.
- The political divide sundered the nation, creating deep-seated animosity.
- The pandemic sundered global connections, isolating countries and halting travel.
FAQs About the word sunders
to become parted, disunited, or severed, to break or force apart or in two, to break apart or in two
separates, splits, severs, divides, disconnects, fragments, pulls, disunites, uncouples, dissociates
associates, connects, joins, combines, unifies, links,unites, attaches, accumulates, assembles
The divorce proceedings sundered the once-unbreakable bond between husband and wife.
The earthquake's tremors sundered the ancient city into ruins.
The sharp blade sundered the rope, releasing the captive animal.
The accident sundered the victim's spine, paralyzing them from the waist down.
