bitterly divide

Frequency: 7.59.2 per million words

to cause a very angry and hostile disagreement

divideADVERB + VERB (cause disagreement)

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bitterly

Examples (10)

  • This issue has bitterly divided the community.
  • The country was bitterly divided over the decision to go to war.
  • Politics can bitterly divide even the closest of families.
  • The board of directors remains bitterly divided on the new merger proposal.
  • Historically, religious differences have bitterly divided entire nations.
  • The controversial immigration policy will inevitably bitterly divide public opinion.
  • After the leader's resignation, the party became bitterly divided into several factions.
  • The inheritance dispute bitterly divided the once-close siblings.
  • It's a moral question that continues to bitterly divide society.
  • The scandal left the organization bitterly divided, with staff taking opposing sides.