sunder in Latin
sunder in Latin is secerno — sunder means to split something apart, especially violently or completely.
sunder in Latin
secerno
(transitive) To break or separate or to break apart, especially with force.
What does "sunder" mean?
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verb To split something apart, especially violently or completely.
"The war sundered the two nations for a generation."
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sunder in a sentence
- The war sundered the two nations for a generation.
- Their friendship was sundered by years of misunderstanding.
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What is "sunder" in Latin?
"sunder" in Latin is secerno. sunder means: To split something apart, especially violently or completely.
How do you use "sunder" in a sentence?
Example: "The war sundered the two nations for a generation." In Latin, "sunder" is secerno.
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