asunder
uh suhn der
- s widely separated especially in space
as wide asunder as pole from pole - r into parts or pieces
torn asunder
- But can Nambu, 88, help Einstein's ghost join together what God has rent asunder? Perhaps.
- In some quarters, the suspicion has lingered that the therapist's job is to validate a patient's complaints and act as a minister in reverse, putting couples asunder.
- The lyrics are cheesy high school poetry: "Will our 'twained lives split asunder? Will our love submerge and drown?" The vocals are often mumbled and atonal.