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splitting

adjective as in breaking

adjective as in wrecking

noun as in disruption

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noun as in nuclear fission

noun as in sharing

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Example Sentences

He credits this to "the trend of splitting the G, all the Guinness influencers, everyone seems to want to be a Guinness influencer".

From BBC

It involves splitting your monthly mortgage payment in half, then making that payment every two weeks instead of sending the full payment once a month.

From Salon

Though they’re splitting up, there’s no bitterness between them: “I hope it brings you bliss, I really hope you get it and you don’t live to regret it,” they sing to each other.

In response to the DOJ's filing in October, Google said "splitting off" parts of its business like Chrome or Android would "break them".

From BBC

She said: "Fascinating finds include loving letters from Eric's parents and a poignant message from Ernie Wise revealing how close the pair came to splitting up...thankfully that never happened."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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