Meanings of atomise in English

Rather than softening up the enemy, the purpose was to atomise the defence.

A cartomiser is a cartridge that contains e-liquid as well as the technology necessary to atomise it, or turn it into faux smoke.

This new model of working has led to a more atomised workforce.

But it's not all wafts of atomised bliss being a perfumer.

Cars have ruined cities, atomised people and poisoned the atmosphere.

That doesn't go well for personal growth and it leads to stereotypes and atomised society.

Contemporary Chinese society is undergoing convulsions more drastic than those that produced our own atomised society.

His holiday subjects became more singular, atomised; those left behind by packaged fortnights to Greece and Spain.

The world of pop culture has changed dramatically since then, becoming more fractured, atomised and less culturally important.

The result is a much more precarious existence, a retreat from civic life into a private, atomised realm.

Our lives are increasingly atomised, but you can see the pleasure that comes from communal or civic participation.

Help build resilient and connected communities Society has atomised us from one another, hampering our ability to create change.

Parents are increasingly atomised, separated from wider networks of extended families and community that used to pass wisdom down.

Keeping schools open is vital -not least for those disadvantaged children whose education has been atomised by lockdown measures.

The neoliberal right in both the Conservative and Labour parties treat individuals as if they are atomised units of economic calculation.

These tendencies have atomised and fragmented workers, especially because they have been accompanied by a relentless political assault on trade unions.