Divide and Type

Divide

Divide verb - To set or force apart.

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

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

Type verb - To arrange or assign according to type.

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Divide and type are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Divide" instead a verb "Type".

Nearby Words: typical, typed

good	good divide	good type
similar	similar divide	similar type
usual	usual divide	usual type
solid	solid divide	solid type
Other adjectives: nasty, definite, real, big, serious, dangerous, bad, main, major, general, primary, strange, elemental.

Also, Meyer has said that Vampires' cells don't divide, but sperm is created by a type of mitosis called meiosis, which means that Vampire men shouldn't be able to get women pregnant repeatedly a la Nahuel's father.

Source: Artistic License Biology
This has further become an example of the divide between 'casual' and 'hardcore' gamers = "E" rated games — at one point in its history the only type of game video games were associated with — were now associated only with "casual", "family", or "kiddy" games.

Source: Useful Notes / The Seventh Generation of Console Video Games
Other than that, even though the albums tend to divide the fan base, this hasn't had any real ill effects on their relationship with the fans, though one could assume the "demanding and never happy" type of fan isn't liked much by them.

Source: Why Fandom Can't Have Nice Things

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