Adjective:

ବିବାଦ |, ବିଭାଜନକାରୀ |,

divisive's Usage Examples:

national sovereignty and unity, which was diametrically opposed to the divisiveness created by the leftist commitment to class struggle.

Connerly accused ethnic studies programs of being "divisive" and balkanizing.

Koch's energetic efforts brought enormous attention from the media, but critics condemned his attacks on his opponents as crazy, wackos, and radicals and alleged he was racially divisive.

the [Republican] party are leading us down a path of bitterness and divisiveness and, in doing so, they have left me.

Matters of doctrine (and indoctrination) have been contentious and divisive in human society dating back to antiquity.

Soylu was known for his divisive style, often accusing the opposition of "siding with terrorists" and imposing.

agglomerative), or where a cluster should be split (for divisive), a measure of dissimilarity between sets of observations is required.

This ruling in large part ended considerable divisiveness regarding transportation improvements between those supporting Federalism.

It was denounced by pan-Arabists as separatist, by religious people as neo-pagan, and by both as divisive.

The controls were a far more divisive issue.

rhythmic notation, practice or style, few terms are as confusing or used as confusedly as ‘additive’ and ‘divisive’.

whose conviction for bombing a church, divisive political campaigns and vituperations about Jews and blacks made him a benchmark for racial extremism in the.

Synonyms:

discordant, dissentious, factious,

Antonyms:

unanimous, consentient, harmonious, accordant,