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to separate people or things into two or more groups, parts, etc.
to be separated into parts, groups, etc.
(mathematics) to calculate how many times a number contains another number
(of a number) to fit into another number one or more times evenly
to separate or create a barrier between two things
to separate or split something into distinct parts or sections
to split different portions of time, energy, etc. and dedicate them to various activities or tasks
to cause disagreement among people
to have differing opinions regarding a particular issue, question, etc., typically within a group
to split something into parts and share them among different people or groups
(of law-makers) to vote by physically separating into two groups, typically representing those in favor of a motion or proposition and those against it
to make a law-making body to vote by physically separating into two groups to show support and opposition
a raised area of land separating two neighboring river systems
a significant disagreement or separation between two groups, often causing tension or conflict
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