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Definition of disunion in English: disunionnoun dɪsˈjuːnjəndɪsˈjuːnɪəndɪsˈjunjən mass nounThe breaking up of something such as a federation. 分离；分裂 his rejection of disunion was consistent with his nationalism 他反对分裂是和他的民族主义相一致的。 Example sentencesExamples - Political disunion, competition among the hordes, and a lack of an internal market weakened the Kazakh Khanate.
- While the caves represent disunion between British and India, the Mosque (the title of the first part of the novel) represents a union.
- This bill is called the Civil Union Bill, but right now in New Zealand we all know that we have civil disunion.
- So the historic gold and bimetallic standards receive attention, both as union and disunion (breaking-up).
- Cries of disunion and secession, grown louder during the territorial debate, met with stony silence in Missouri.
- The Mexicans in Texas also denounced slavery and disunion and frequently sheltered runaway slaves.
- Rejecting extremist Federalist demands for resistance, nullification, and disunion, the convention pursued a moderate course.
- Thomas Merton wrote: ‘There are two things which men can do about the pain of disunion with other men.’
- All who cherish disunion sentiments are now being educated to the exact temper of doing this.
- Bridges were destroyed to hamper the passage of Union troops, and newspapers hostile to the administration fanned disunion sentiment.
- But not only do they get to enjoy all the benefits of the union, they must accept all the responsibilities and duties of union and disunion.
- But the most important facet of their disunion from this current perspective is that there are two radically conflicting power centers.
- That was the whole purpose of their missions - they were apostles of disunion.
- After Abraham Lincoln's election, however, momentum shifted toward disunion in Mobile as it did throughout the Deep South.
- This material schism led way to disunion within the kingdom.
- Delegates from Petersburg and Lynchburg, with minimal ties to the North and a strong orientation to the Southern trade, tended to support disunion.
- Bringing a country together that appears to be in such a state of disunion is another matter.
Synonyms breaking up, dismantling, separation, dissolution, partition splitting, parting, severance, schism
Definition of disunion in US English: disunionnoundisˈyo͞onyəndɪsˈjunjən The breaking up of something such as a federation. 分离；分裂 his rejection of disunion was consistent with his nationalism 他反对分裂是和他的民族主义相一致的。 Example sentencesExamples - Bringing a country together that appears to be in such a state of disunion is another matter.
- That was the whole purpose of their missions - they were apostles of disunion.
- Rejecting extremist Federalist demands for resistance, nullification, and disunion, the convention pursued a moderate course.
- All who cherish disunion sentiments are now being educated to the exact temper of doing this.
- Thomas Merton wrote: ‘There are two things which men can do about the pain of disunion with other men.’
- But not only do they get to enjoy all the benefits of the union, they must accept all the responsibilities and duties of union and disunion.
- But the most important facet of their disunion from this current perspective is that there are two radically conflicting power centers.
- This bill is called the Civil Union Bill, but right now in New Zealand we all know that we have civil disunion.
- While the caves represent disunion between British and India, the Mosque (the title of the first part of the novel) represents a union.
- The Mexicans in Texas also denounced slavery and disunion and frequently sheltered runaway slaves.
- Delegates from Petersburg and Lynchburg, with minimal ties to the North and a strong orientation to the Southern trade, tended to support disunion.
- After Abraham Lincoln's election, however, momentum shifted toward disunion in Mobile as it did throughout the Deep South.
- Political disunion, competition among the hordes, and a lack of an internal market weakened the Kazakh Khanate.
- Bridges were destroyed to hamper the passage of Union troops, and newspapers hostile to the administration fanned disunion sentiment.
- Cries of disunion and secession, grown louder during the territorial debate, met with stony silence in Missouri.
- So the historic gold and bimetallic standards receive attention, both as union and disunion (breaking-up).
- This material schism led way to disunion within the kingdom.
Synonyms breaking up, dismantling, separation, dissolution, partition
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