Translations for „divisiveness“ in the English » German Dictionary

di·vi·sive·ness [dɪˈvaɪsɪvnəs] N no pl

divisiveness

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The narrator comments on her world being consumed by a divisiveness that had nothing to do with their lives.

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A second synagogue hired its own rabbi in 1927, causing further divisiveness in the city.

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He also regarded the divisiveness of his countrymen's feelings about slavery as a potentially mortal threat to the unity of the nation.

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Especially with stand-up comedy -- there's a lot of cynicism and negativity and divisiveness and swearing, and all that.

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The anonymity that social media can provide, and the speed at which information moves, has elevated the nastiness and the divisiveness to record levels.

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Such recruiting meetings may introduce divisiveness and tend to separate young children into cliques that undermine the school's educational mission.

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Her tenure was marked with inciting divisiveness among her fellow politicians.

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It was also known for growing divisiveness over faculty scholarship and personality clashes.

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Historically, divisiveness is deadly, she said, and we need to support all actions that will help the animals, even in minor ways.

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However, he had backed away from the idea after recognizing its divisiveness.

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