disunify

[dɪsˈjuːnɪfaɪ]

disunify Definition

• 1. to cause to become disunited or divided
• 2. to break up the unity of something

Using disunify: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "disunify" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The controversial issue disunified the community.

• Example

  The political party was disunified by internal conflicts.

• Example

  The new policy may disunify the company's employees.

disunify Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for disunify

• separate
• divide
• split
• dissolve
• disintegrate

Antonyms for disunify

• unify
• integrate
• combine

Phrases with disunify

• disunify a country

  to cause a country to become disunited or divided

  Example

  The civil war disunified the country, leading to years of conflict and instability.

• disunify a team

  to cause a team to become disunited or divided

  Example

  The coach's harsh criticism disunified the team, leading to poor performance on the field.

• disunify a family

  to cause a family to become disunited or divided

  Example

  The inheritance dispute disunified the family, leading to years of estrangement and bitterness.

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Summary: disunify in Brief

The verb 'disunify' [dɪsˈjuːnɪfaɪ] means to cause something to become disunited or divided, breaking up its unity. It is often used in the context of communities, teams, and families, as in 'The controversial issue disunified the community.' 'Disunify' has synonyms like 'separate,' 'divide,' and 'split,' and antonyms like 'unify' and 'integrate.'