Definition of «schism»

Schism refers to a division or split within a group, often resulting from differences in beliefs, opinions, or interests. It can occur between individuals, organizations, or even entire communities and can lead to tension, conflict, and sometimes violence.

Usage examples

The schism within the political party deepened as the members had conflicting views on key issues.
The religious community experienced a schism when a group of members broke away and formed a new sect.
The schism between management and employees led to frequent strikes and deteriorating work conditions.
The family faced a schism over the decision to sell their ancestral property, causing a rift between the siblings.
The schism between the two friends occurred after a disagreement over a business deal, and they stopped talking to each other.

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Sentences with «schism»

That the Founding Fathers never intended this kind of schism between academia and religion is evident. (christianitytoday.com)
Even a cursory reading of Wesley is an antidote to any thought of schism in the church. (firstthings.com)
This type of schism between the ticket count and handle indicates that early sharp money has been taking the Terrapins. (sportsinsights.com)
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Definition of «schism»

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