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schismatize

/ˈskɪz.mə.taɪz/

schismatizeverb

schismatized

Präteritum

schismatized

Partizip Perfekt

schismatizing

Gerundium

/ˈskɪz.mə.taɪz/

Translations

The leader's controversial decisions began to schismatize the group.

Противоречивые решения лидера начали раскалывать группу.

Definitions

To cause or undergo a division or split, especially in a religious or political context.

The controversial decision threatened to schismatize the organization, leading to factions forming within the group.

(intransitive) To separate from an established organization, especially a church; to become schismatic.

Several congregations threatened to schismatize and form an independent denomination.

Synonyms

schismatizepast participle

Definitions

Divided by schism; split into opposing factions.

The schismatized church struggled to maintain unity.

schismatizegerund / present participle

Definitions

Tending to create or promote schism; divisive.

His schismatizing statements angered many in the assembly.