Divide and Outside

Divide

Divide noun - A serious disagreement between two groups of people (typically producing tension or hostility).

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

Nearby Words: division, divided, dividing, divider, divisive

Outside noun - An outer part or layer.

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Divide and outside are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Divide" instead a noun "Outside".

Nearby Word: outsider

good	good divide	good outside
real	real divide	real outside
hard	hard divide	hard outside
big	big divide	big outside
Other adjectives: great, dangerous, main, key, major, general, strange.

He's not trying to Divide and Conquer them, instead he's worried that an outside enemy is coming, and the Alliance/Horde war has to end.

Source: Playing Both Sides
The divide is a big one — outside the state capital of Albany, most of upstate New York resembles either rural New England or the Rust Belt in its culture and politics, as far a cry from what is the Big City in America as one can imagine.

Source: Divided States of America
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.

Source: Useful Notes / Republican Italy

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