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divisive

adjective as in dissenting

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He also said he was pleased there had been no investiture ceremony to mark Prince William becoming Prince of Wales in 2022, saying it could have been "divisive".

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The coalition's approach has proven divisive however in a country that has long prided itself on relatively low debt levels compared to other industrialised economies.

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"Whether they're on the left or the right, we're just not hearing enough counter narrative to the racist and divisive rhetoric that just seems to be constantly appearing on our screens."

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Yet Texas A&M is far from the only state school where divisive woke ideas endure.

It’s one thing to go public with concerns about corporate taxes or tariffs, quite another to divagate into divisive political issues such as global warming or anti-LGBTQ discrimination.

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