disunify
transitive verb
dis·unify
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: to destroy the unity of:
a
: to bring about a lack of concord or harmony in or among
humanity, already profoundly perplexed and disunified
J. D. Ratcliff
J. D. Ratcliff b
: to break up (a unified whole) into separate often dissident parts
set out deliberately to divide and disunify this nation S. A. Mitchell
S. A. Mitchell
Word History
Etymology
dis- entry 1 + unify