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divider
/ dɪˈvaɪdə /
noun
- Also calledroom divider a screen or piece of furniture placed so as to divide a room into separate areas
- a person or thing that divides
- electronics an electrical circuit with an output that is a well-defined fraction of the given input
a voltage divider
Other Words From
- predi·vider noun
Example Sentences
The expo center was filled with the echoes of dozens of other Afghans who emerged from behind dividers where they had been processed with wristbands signaling their different visa statuses.
MidWest Homes for Pets The MidWest Homes for Pets Dog Crate is actually a dog crate with a divider.
Small side dividers barely cover the most personal parts of those who bathe.
An identical setup, but with all healthy birds, was located in the same room but on the other side of an opaque divider.
I paid at the counter, through a plexiglass divider that went nearly all the way up to the ceiling.
At the rear end of the park is a wall or divider maybe six or seven feet high and about twice that wide.
“I got jerked both ways in the car, hit my head on the divider, and then hit my legs on the side of the car,” he says.
For a guy who styled himself as a uniter, not a divider, the nonpartisan legacy looks a little thin.
A divider put up in the living room gave Michelle and Craig their own rooms.
When there comes weariness the divider, and calls the soul away to strange, distant parts, how is one to stay here?
Always feed yourself with the fork; a knife is only used as a divider.
It lacked the master-wheel, the reel and the divider, without which the grain cannot be rightly handled.
Across the divider the traffic was heavier, autos speeding crazily ahead in the direction he was walking; none stopped.
The way the building is built, it seems like this is more or less a long window with a divider in the middle.
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