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Division

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Main Entry: division
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: separation, disconnection

Synonyms:

analysis, apportionment, autopsy, bisection, breaking, breaking down, breaking up, carving, contrasting, cutting up, demarcation, departmentalizing, detaching, detachment, diagnosis, disjuncture, dismemberment, disparting, disseverance, dissolution, distinguishing, distribution, disunion, disuniting, dividing, divorce, parceling, parting, partition, reduction, rending, rupture, segmentation, selection, separating, severance, splitting up, subdivision, vivisection
Notes: a part is any of the components of a whole; a portion is a part allotted to or regarded as belonging to someone; a piece is a part separated from the whole; a division is a part formed by classifying, cutting, partitioning - and so is a section, though it is generally smaller; a segment is a part separated along natural lines of division; a fragment is a small part, usually broken off

Antonyms:

accord, agreement, connection, unification, unison, unity
Main Entry: division
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: something produced from separating

Synonyms:

affiliate, associate, border, boundary, branch, category, chunk, class, compartment, cut, degree, demarcation, department, divide, dividend, divider, dividing line, divvy, end, fraction, fragment, grouping, head, kind, lobe, lump, member, moiety, offshoot, parcel, partition, piece, piece of action, portion, rake-off, ramification, section, sector, segment, share, slice, sort, split, subdivision, wedge

Antonyms:

system, whole
Main Entry: division
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: breach, estrangement

Synonyms:

conflict, difference of opinion, difficulty, disaccord, disagreement, discord, disharmony, dispute, dissension, dissent, dissidence, dissonance, disunion, feud, rupture, split, trouble, variance, words

Antonyms:

agreement, juncture, unification
Main Entry: alienation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: unfriendliness

Synonyms:

breach, breaking off, coolness, disaffection, diverting, division, divorce, estrangement, indifference, remoteness, rupture, separation, setting against, turning away, variance, withdrawal

Antonyms:

charm, endearment, friendliness
Main Entry: analysis
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: examination and determination

Synonyms:

assay, breakdown, dissection, dissolution, division, inquiry, investigation, partition, reasoning, resolution, scrutiny, search, separation, study, subdivision, test
Notes: analysis is breaking down or taking apart; synthesis is bringing together
Main Entry: anatomy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: study of animal, plant structure

Synonyms:

analysis, biology, cytology, diagnosis, dissection, division, embryology, etiology, examination, genetics, histology, inquiry, investigation, medicine, morphology, physiology, zoology
Main Entry: area
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: region, district

Synonyms:

belt, block, city, county, division, domain, dominion, enclosure, field, kingdom, locality, neck of the woods, neighborhood, parcel, patch, plot, precinct, principality, quarter, section, sector, sphere, square, state, stretch, territory, township, tract, turf, vicinity, ward, zone
Main Entry: arithmetic
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: mathematics

Synonyms:

addition, calculation, computation, division, estimation, figuring, multiplication, reckoning, subtraction
Main Entry: arm
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: subdivision, annex

Synonyms:

affiliate, authority, block, branch, command, department, detachment, division, ell, extension, force, offshoot, power, projection, section, sector, wing

Antonyms:

body, division, main
Main Entry: army
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: military force, usually for land

Synonyms:

armed force, artillery, battalion, battery, brigade, cavalry, column, command, company, corps, detail, division, flight, formation, infantry, legion, outfit, patrol unit, platoon, regiment, soldiers, soldiery, squad, troops, wing
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