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- Dictionarydivided/dɪˈvʌɪdɪd/
adjective
- 1. split into parts; separated: "the deputy came back, carrying a divided metal plate and a cup"
- 2. not united; in disagreement: "a divided party leadership"
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Divided means split into two or more opposing groups who cannot agree. See how to use this word in sentences from the Cambridge English Corpus and other sources.
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Divided definition: separated; separate.. See examples of DIVIDED used in a sentence.
split into two or more opposing groups who cannot agree: The party is deeply divided over fundamental issues, such as immigration and the budget deficit. More than ever we seem to be a divided nation. Fewer examples. Republican leaders are badly divided on the plan. The conflict left the country bitterly divided.
Something that's divided is sectioned or split into parts. A divided political party might be separated into several groups with very different opinions on what the party's priorities ought to be.
A divide is a moment in time or a point in a process when there is a complete change from one situation to another. The time had come to cross the great divide between formality and truth. 8. countable noun. A divide is a line of high ground between areas that are drained by different rivers.
