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split
noun as in opening
noun as in difference, disunion
Strong matches
Weak match
verb as in break up, pull apart
verb as in divide into parts
Example Sentences
Murphy on the Dodgers’ newfound closer, Roki Sasaki: “Throwing 100 with a split? That shouldn’t be fair. We’re going to try to petition the league and see if we can get him suspended for something.”
Those that want to redeem their money will be able to do so, with four quarterly payouts split over the next year.
Recently, she and her family had split their time between California and upstate New York, but now she’s made her home in L.A.
A year later, Biggs fell into a legal dispute with city of Los Angeles over a plan to split up the property that residents characterized as a move to circumvent rent control.
Campaigners asked for another option, which included splitting the school campus up and building a secondary school in a new location while keeping a primary school in Tobermory.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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