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sundered

UK
/ˈsʌndəd/
US
/ˈsʌndɚd/

Translations

sunderedadjective
more sundered
Comp.
most sundered
Super.
UK
/ˈsʌndəd/
US
/ˈsʌndərd/
The sundered families were finally reunited after years of separation.
Разделённые семьи наконец воссоединились после многих лет разлуки.
The sundered rope could no longer hold the weight.
Разорванная верёвка больше не могла удерживать вес.
The sundered community struggled to find common ground.
Расколотое сообщество изо всех сил пыталось найти общий язык.
Synonyms
divided
split
separated
disunited
dismembered
sunderverb

sundered

Past Simple

sundered
Past Simple
sundered
Past Participle
sundering
Gerund
UK
/ˈsʌndə/
US
/ˈsʌndɚ/
The earthquake sundered the land into two parts.
Землетрясение разделило землю на две части.
The sword sundered the enemy's shield.
Меч рассек щит врага.
The conflict sundered the once united community.
Конфликт разорвал некогда единое сообщество.
Additional translations
отрезать
отделять
раскалывать
разъединять
Synonyms
split
divide
separate
disunite
part
cleave
rend
Antonyms
unite
join
connect

Definitions

sunderedadjective
Separated or divided, especially in a violent or forceful manner.
The sundered branches lay scattered across the forest floor after the storm.
Of relationships, communities, or groups: no longer united; fragmented or estranged.
Years of conflict left the nation sundered along ethnic lines.
sunderverb
To break or split apart, especially by force.
The earthquake sundered the once solid ground into jagged pieces.
To separate or divide, often in a metaphorical sense.
The conflict sundered the community, leaving it divided and tense.
To break apart or separate, often used intransitively.
The old rope finally sundered under the weight.
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