SUNDERS Meaning and
Definition
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Sunders is a verb that means to separate, divide, or sever something, usually by force or violence. The term often implies the breaking or tearing apart of a solid object or the dissolution of a relationship, bond, or unity. When something sundered, it is typically torn or split apart, resulting in two or more distinct parts.
In a physical sense, sundering can refer to the act of ripping, tearing, or cleaving an object such as paper, fabric, or wood into separate pieces. It can also describe a significant geographical division, such as when a powerful earthquake sundered a landmass or when a river sundered a valley.
Metaphorically, sundering is often used to describe the disintegration, fragmentation, or dissolution of an intangible entity. It can depict the separation or breaking apart of relationships, friendships, alliances, or any close bond. For example, a betrayal of trust can sunder a friendship, while irreconcilable differences can sunder a marriage.
The term "sunders" typically conveys a sense of forceful separation or disintegration, suggesting that the act or process is not gentle or passive but rather involves significant effort, violence, or disruption. It is frequently used in literature, poetry, and philosophical discourse to convey a profound sense of separation, loss, or division.
Common Misspellings for SUNDERS
Etymology of SUNDERS
The word "sunders" is derived from the Old English word "syndrian" which means "to separate" or "to break apart". It is of Germanic origin and is related to other Germanic languages such as Old Norse "sundr" and Middle Low German "sunderen". Over time, it developed into the modern English word "sunders", maintaining its meaning of dividing or separating.
Similar spelling words for SUNDERS
- sundry,
- sundries,
- Saunder,
- sunderland,
- Sanders,
- sounder,
- sander,
- sender,
- Sunderlin,
- Sanderson,
- synder,
- sunder,
- Saunders,
- Sunderman,
- sundrops,
- Sumter.
Conjugate verb Sunders
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have sundered
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PAST
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PAST PERFECT
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PRESENT
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sunder
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PRESENT PERFECT
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