Divide and Lack

Divide

Divide verb - To set or force apart.

Lack and divide are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lack" instead a verb "Divide".

Lack

Lack verb - Be without.

Divide and lack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Divide" instead a verb "Lack".

Nearby Words: lacking, lacked

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

clear clear divide clear lack
notable notable divide notable lack
similar similar divide similar lack
usual usual divide usual lack
Other adjectives: natural, obvious, strong, distinct, real, massive, large, extreme, great, serious, dangerous, bad, infamous, noticeable, inherent, general, growing, marked, aforementioned.

Common collocations

power divide power lack power
time divide time lack time
characters divide characters lack characters
many divide many lack many
Other words: money, magic, damage, attacks, powers.

Both words in one sentence

  • Of course, they're usually much easier to divide, since not only they lack The Power of Friendship, but they're probably already planning to double-cross each other anyway.
  • Useful Notes / Republican Italy Much of this has to do with patterns of uneven development (the North-South divide again), a lack of resources needed for industrialization (outside of hydroelectricity in Central and Northern Italy) and lack of firm direction from the central government.
  • Useful Notes / Republican Italy Besides the obvious North-South Divide , there is also the lack of competitiveness (an aging workforce plus high unemployment) coupled with the fame and high value of their brands (Gucci, Ferrari, Prada, etc).
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