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Meanings of fragmented in English
Synonyms
Examples for "split"
Examples for "split"
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Recent opinion polls have shown public opinion is split on the issue.
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However, they confirmed their split earlier this month following weeks of speculation.
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We know what happens when countries split along these lines: Trump happens.
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The government will introduce legislation allowing parents to split paid parental leave.
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Although some say a split is good for financial markets, I disagree.
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Bye.' He disconnected and I realised that he had his problems, too.
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The rig was therefore to be disconnected pending availability of production facilities.
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Men aren't very good at this; we're emotionally awkward, disconnected, and shallow.
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I'll be back shortly, Gates said by way of good-bye and disconnected.
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This disconnected behavior reflects a warped cultural view of the female body.
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However, she signalled that the government would struggle if Syriza remained disunited.
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You Traders may have the will, but you are hunted and disunited.
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Scattered, disunited-thevery air of the place poisoned with mystery and suspicion!
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The Greek peoples were disunited in fact and unfitted for union by temperament.
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What is the use of the concert of the false and the disunited?
Usage of fragmented in English
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Unfortunately, the fragmented nature of the enforcement process may create considerable difficulties.
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Unfortunately, the sport cannot offer the fragmented country an example of unity.
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Transport spokesperson Chris Bishop said currently public transport governance was too fragmented.
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The jurisdiction for the fight against international terrorism is fragmented, he said.
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The results: a fragmented, under-funded and grossly inadequate water and sewage system.
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However, the Salvador-I reference remains highly fragmented with over 2500 unassembled scaffolds.
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So far, the official response has been fragmented and with little effect.
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Oldham said social care at present crosses organisational boundaries and is fragmented.
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Each was studied, commented on and often met by a fragmented response.
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But as landscape is developed, new barriers appear and habitats are fragmented.
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The real reason the coalition fragmented so quickly, Singsen explained, was politics.
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The AI, even in its fragmented state, could help her do that.
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Our results suggest that clathrin is required to reassemble fragmented Golgi elements.
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Political parties could field a candidate, but most were fragmented and weak.
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But it is fragmented and analysts believe it could benefit from consolidation.
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They are hoping a fragmented vote will give them the upper hand.
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Fragmented through the time
Fragmented across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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