Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

divisive-force

noun

/dɪˈvaɪsɪv fɔrs/

Definition

A factor that creates disagreement or hostility among people.

Examples

The new policy served as a divisive force within the organization, leading to heated debates among employees.
Politics can often act as a divisive force, splitting opinions and communities.
Social media has become a divisive force, amplifying conflicts and misunderstandings.

Meaning

Divisive-force refers to any element or influence that leads to separation, conflict, or differences within a group or community, often causing rifts and preventing unity.