disunite

/dɪsjuːnˈa‍ɪt/

/dɪsjuːnˈaɪt/

[verb]

to disunite

[VERB]

MAIN VERB

force, take, or pull apart

synonyms : divide

part

separate

to cause disagreement or separation between a group of people

synonyms : disassociate

disjoint

dissociate

divorce

Examples

1. In stark contrast, the Greeks were badly disunited.

2. Powerful houses, Holy Roman Empire, disunited central Europe, and I mean, someone needed to settle Indiana.

3. Not only was the White movement disunited in its goals, they especially lacked a brilliantly brutal leader like Lenin or an organizational talent like Trotsky.

4. Ultimately, in Austria, as elsewhere, once the rebels were disunited, they were easier to defeat, and they were crushed in Vienna, Prague and other cities, and then in 1849, Tsar Nicholas I sent 300,000 troops to finish off the Hungarians for his Austrian ally.