disunite

verb

dis·unite | \ (ˌ)dis-yü-ˈnīt

, -yə-, dish-\

disunited; disuniting; disunites

Definition of disunite

transitive verb

: divide, separate

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attempted to disunite the members of the club by vicious gossip

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Liberals, Lilla laments, have : lost themselves in the thickets of identity politics and developed a resentful, disuniting rhetoric of difference to match it. — David Frum, The Atlantic, "Challenging the Dogmas of Right and Left," 18 Sep. 2017 Post-Trump, the Republican party will likely be disunited. — Elliot Kaufman, National Review, "The Next Right-Wing Populist Will Win by Attacking American Higher Education," 13 July 2017

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