division
/dɪˈvɪʒən/
noun
- The act or process of separating something into parts or groups.
- The division of the pizza into eight slices was fair.
- Cell division is how living things grow and repair themselves.
- The teacher asked for a division of the class into two teams.
- Disagreement or difference of opinion that causes a group to split.
- The debate caused a deep division in the community.
- The team's division over the new rule hurt their performance.
- There is a division between the older and younger members of the club.
- A section or part of a larger organization, company, or system.
- The hospital's pediatric division treats children.
- The company's software division released a new app.
- She works in the marketing division of the company.
- The mathematical operation of finding how many times one number is contained in another.
- He used division to split the total cost among the five friends.
- In math class, we learned long division.
- The division of 20 by 4 gives 5.
- A line or boundary that separates things.
- There is a clear division between the rich and poor neighborhoods.
- The river forms a natural division between the two states.
- A fence marked the division between the yards.
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