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Meanings of dividing in English
Usage of dividing in English
1
However, it is a huge and important dividing line in modern politics.
2
Keen said, 'I cannot see the sense in dividing their strength, sir.'
3
The dividing ridge of the Sierra is in sight from this encampment.
4
What's less obvious is that the market is dividing into two camps.
5
There is no longer a sharp dividing line between working and rentiering.
6
Serve the food from the plank, dividing it into portions as necessary.
7
Several Seleka commanders have already mooted the idea of dividing the country.
8
Therefore truth does not reside only in the intellect composing and dividing.
9
I'm not interested in dividing up a smaller cake in different ways.
10
And then it came, the great dividing line between childhood and womanhood.
11
Improve your whiteout navigation plan by dividing your route into short sections.
12
Palm trees dotted the garden median dividing the city from the water.
13
The slithering sound of the sand dividing before the buggy wheels whispered.
14
This was the extraordinary Papal decree dividing the waters of the world.
15
It was something about dividing land; Benita knew not what it was.
16
Lines dividing work and personal life are also blurring, says the survey.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Dividing through the time
Dividing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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