Division Synonyms and Antonyms

dĭ-vĭzhən
A part produced by dividing
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. department
  2. class
  3. partition
  4. split
  5. part
  6. compartment
  7. branch
  8. category
  9. disjunction
  10. portion
  11. section
  12. share
  13. segment
  14. disunion
  15. sector
  16. group
  17. separation
  18. unit
  19. kind
  20. sort
  21. member
  22. detachment
  23. subdivision
  24. parcel
  25. fragment
  26. ramification
  27. disjuncture
  28. fraction
  29. dividend
  30. measure
  31. percentage
  32. disseverance
  33. percentile
  34. alienation
  35. degree
  36. allotment
  37. piece
  38. slice
  39. apportionment
  40. lump
  41. disseverment
  42. bifurcation
  43. wedge
  44. border
  45. cut
  46. lobe
  47. front
  48. breach
  49. movement
  50. canton
  51. column
  52. book
  53. chapter
  54. cleavage
  55. decade
  56. divorce
  57. verse
  58. demarcation
  59. canto
  60. phrase
  61. clause
  62. dimidiation
  63. divorcement
  64. line
  65. disconnection
  66. paragraph
  67. discord
  68. act
  69. scene
  70. disharmony
  71. episode
  72. parting
  73. passage
  74. dissension
  75. apartment
  76. cell
  77. distributio
  78. district
  79. moiety
  80. race
  81. partitioning
  82. dole
  83. clan
  84. tribe
  85. fission
  86. caste
  87. severance
  88. realm
  89. reduction
  90. rift
  91. rupture
  92. schism
  93. segmentation
  94. scission
  95. territory
  96. variance
  97. sectionalization
  98. sectionalisation
Antonyms:
  1. agreement
  2. connection
  3. unification
  4. unity
  5. unison
  6. accord
The act or result of dividing
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. apportionment
  2. distribution
  3. separation
  4. separating
  5. detachment
  6. sharing
  7. partition
  8. parting
  9. partitioning
  10. admeasurement
  11. severance
  12. divorce
  13. dissociation
  14. cutting
  15. disseverance
  16. carving
  17. subdivision
  18. subdividing
  19. dismemberment
  20. disconnecting
  21. disconnection
  22. allocation
  23. distinction
  24. distinguishing
  25. classification
  26. selection
  27. segmenting
  28. segmentation
  29. sectioning
  30. parceling
  31. analysis
  32. diagnosis
  33. dissection
  34. autopsy
  35. assignment
  36. reduction
  37. breaking-down
  38. breaking-up
  39. compartmentalization
  40. districting
  41. rending
  42. scissure
  43. splitting
  44. disuniting
  45. disunion
  46. disassociation
  47. breaking
  48. breakdown
  49. fracture
  50. fissure
  51. branching
  52. divergence
  53. bisection
  54. bipartition
  55. demarcation
  56. disjuncture
  57. contrasting
  58. departmentalizing
  59. schizogenesis
  60. dispensation
  61. fission
  62. schizogony
  63. mitosis
  64. meiosis
Antonyms:
  1. union
  2. joining
  3. gluing
A part of a family, tribe, or other group, or of such a group's language, that is believed to stem from a common ancestor
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. branch
  2. offshoot
  3. subdivision
Discord or disunion
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. disagreement
  2. schism
  3. dissension
  4. disunion
  5. disunity
  6. divergence
  7. breach
  8. variance
  9. divergency
Antonyms:
  1. juncture
  2. agreement
  3. unification
A component of government that performs a given function
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. agency
  2. arm
  3. branch
  4. department
  5. organ
  6. wing
A group of ships of similar type
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. naval division
A unit of the United States Air Force usually comprising two or more wings
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. air division

Words Related to Division

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Related:

  1. army
  2. barrier
  3. nation
  4. collect
  5. assemble
  6. phylum
  7. dispute
  8. divisions
  9. divison
  10. Divsion
  11. volksgrenadier
  12. isthmian
  13. division-x94
  14. league

Division Sentence Examples

  • As each division corresponds to 3 sec.

  • It is because of the division of labor.

  • And his division remained under fire for some time quite uselessly.

  • In the past, we simply had division of labor among people.

  • Over the course of history, the division of labor has increased human productivity immensely.

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