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Перевод: asunder

[наречие]
порознь; пополам; отдельно; далеко друг от друга; в куски; на части; на куски

Тезаурус:

1. The church was acting on behalf of all, and had a prime obligation to push for a public morality which matched its perception of the natural law lest the very fabric of society be torn asunder and its members cast on the road of moral decline.
2. That which is whole, torn asunder,
3. But Webb's strict ethical judgement that, once the couple had been pronounced man and wife, Benjamin was not entitled to put them asunder, disregards the fact that Benjamin has rescued Elaine from a loveless marriage before it is consummated.
4. Unfortunately, this was short-lived and it folded in 1884 having been torn asunder by internal dissensions, but before its collapse it inaugurated two important undertakings, the Stockton-on-Tees Mission and the Ayrshire Mission to the Deaf and Dumb.
5. The Deer Hunter is one of the greatest debuts in cinema history, magnificently realised ritual scenes and performances (De Niro, Streep, Walken) in a tale which shows how the Vietnam war ripped a Pennsylvanian mining community asunder.
6. "Some families want tearing asunder," said Jilly, slashing at the air with her baton.
7. My favourites were "Let No Man Put Asunder".
8. Let the Unionists expose themselves and rend one another asunder.
9. "Families torn asunder," warned Otley.
10. Others, however, saw the N.D.D.S. in a different light and role, and soon there was internal strife within the Society which tore it asunder in 1885 after a general meeting had been held in London without Paul's knowledge.
11. The Saudis' world asunder
12. The engineers among you who cut your teeth - using a diamond-tipped turning tool if working on something hard - in the firm's model shop, will rage and roar and split asunder with bellows at Jonathan's mistake.
13. It was also reported that he had the audacity to join the Special Constables, but all pretence was blown asunder when he was noticed pawning stolen articles by a fellow officer.