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splitting

[split-ing] / ˈsplɪt ɪŋ /






NOUN
disruption
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His debut ad felt like an Aquaman trailer, the veteran and oyster farmer’s basso profondo voice overlaying scenes of him in wet suits, splitting wood, piloting a boat, flying the flag, swinging a kettlebell.

From The Wall Street Journal

"I think that splitting it up makes more sense."

From BBC

Steinberger grew up on an Austrian farm and had been splitting his time between Vienna and London.

From The Wall Street Journal

Or maybe it was something like, he just found out that his parents were splitting up and he had to decide which one to live with.

From Literature

“However, if the matrimonial pot does not meet the financial needs of both parties, the U.K. family court may consider splitting pre-marital assets acquired before marriage, as we explain below,” the law firm adds.

From MarketWatch