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divisive

/dɪˈvaɪ.sɪv/

Traducción: Describe algo que causa desacuerdos o enemistad entre personas o grupos, o que tiende a dividir y polarizar opiniones.

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adjective

/dɪˈvaɪ.sɪv/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo que causa desacuerdos o enemistad entre personas o grupos, o que tiende a dividir y polarizar opiniones.

Describes something that causes disagreement or hostility between people or groups.

  1. Causing disagreementB2formal

    Tending to cause disagreement or hostility between people or groups.

    esDivisivo

    • The politician's speech was highly divisive among voters.
    • Divisive issues often lead to heated debates in parliament.
    • The new policy proved to be divisive within the community.

    Sinónimoscontentiouscontroversialdiscordantdisputatiousfactioussplitting

    Antónimoscohesiveconciliatoryharmoniousintegrativeunifying

  2. Creating separationC1formal

    Causing a split or separation in opinion, loyalty, or unity.

    esQue divide o causa división

    • The company's decision was divisive, splitting employees into two camps.
    • Divisive rhetoric can damage social cohesion.
    • The issue was so divisive that it broke up the committee.

    Sinónimoscontentiousschismaticsplitting

    Antónimosconciliatoryharmoniousunifying

Formas
  • more divisive comparative form
  • most divisive superlative form
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