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asunder
[ uh-suhn-der ]
adverb
- into separate parts; in or into pieces:
Lightning split the old oak tree asunder.
- apart or widely separated:
as wide asunder as the polar regions.
asunder
/ əˈ²õÊŒ²Ô»åÉ™ /
adverb
- postpositive in or into parts or pieces; apart
to tear asunder
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of asunder1
Example Sentences
However, some here argue that outrage about the film may reflect a collective sense of denial about how much violence has ripped asunder the fabric of Mexican society.
He has demonstrated no ability to unite – only the ability to tear us asunder and millions of American voters from both sides of the aisle are riding along for the thrill of the carnage.
“But one thing I won’t give into is delay. Delay is denial for people: lives, traditions, places torn apart, torn asunder.â€
But as history well knows, all of their lives would be torn asunder by Lennon’s assassination.
“Arthur, in his eighties, was surrounded by admirers, yet alone. His refinery loomed in the background … but his family was torn asunder,†Poitras wrote.
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