split on

Frequency: 6.78.0 per million words

for a group to become divided because of a disagreement about something

splitsplit (verb - separate) + ADVERB/PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • The board was deeply split on the new CEO's appointment.
  • Members of the committee split on the proposed budget cuts.
  • The community remains largely split on the controversial zoning plan.
  • They couldn't agree, and the team ultimately split on the best strategy forward.
  • A significant number of voters are split on the upcoming referendum.
  • The government recently split on the decision to increase taxes.
  • Historically, religious groups have often split on matters of doctrine.
  • My family is completely split on where to go for vacation this year.
  • The scientific panel was split on the efficacy of the new drug.
  • The organization threatens to split on the leadership succession.