Sunder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUNDER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to break apart
• split apart
• To disunite in almost any manner, either by rending, cutting, or breaking; to part; to put or keep apart; to separate; to divide; to sever; as, to sunder a rope; to sunder a limb; to sunder friends.
• To part; to separate.
• A separation into parts; a division or severance.
• To expose to the sun and wind.
• break apart or in two, using violence
• break apart

Words related to SUNDER

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How to use SUNDER in a sentence

• But the labors of the year, as usual, came to a close when we were in the midst of our work, and we were compelled to sunder old associations and form new ones in other fields.
• Between these places the Tennessee twists down through the sombre gorges by which the chains of the Cumberland ranges are riven in sunder.
• The separatist feeling, and the desire to sunder the West from the East, and join hands with Spain or Britain, were not confined to Kentucky.
• Next to secretly rousing the Indians, the Spaniards placed most reliance on intriguing with the Westerners, in the effort to sunder them from the seaboard Americans.
• At length, as is said, the night parting them in sunder, they withdrew the one armie from the other, as it had beene by consent.
• Light, perfect and visible Godhead of God, God indivisible, Lifts but his rod, And the shadows are scattered in sunder, and darkness is light at his nod.
• Vows of celibacy were not meant to sunder loving hearts.
• Scoundrels can draw knives on each other and make it up again afterwards, while a look or a word is enough to sunder two lovers for ever.
• The two kings parted a sunder through feare thereof for that day, and on the next day the like chance happened, greatlie to the terrour of them both.
• Right and wrong sunder more far apart, and we cannot mistake them as we do at other times.
• One can conceive of the other drawing her sword because of the blood tie which links them together in a bond that craft and specious lies have tried in vain to sunder.
• Thy decree hath shackled Me with unnumbered fetters, and cast about My neck chains that none can sunder.
• Grasping it with his left hand half way down its length, he raises his sword to sunder it at this place.
• And then they came a foote to Naples, where they departed a sunder, euery man taking him to his next way home.
• He uniformly declined promotion when tendered, there being a strong reciprocal attachment between himself and his command, which he highly appreciated, and did not wish to sunder.
• It links him to them by a bond which perhaps he ought not to sunder, and which he can not sunder if he would.
• Real and deep as were the differences between Peter and Paul, they did not, in all probability, sunder these great natures as widely as their followers imagined.
• And he then smote him in the midst of the head such a mighty stroke that it clave his head in sunder, and dashed to the earth.
• My words shall sunder it Beam by beam, pillar by pillar, and every stone of it shall be scattered.
• Years cannot weaken its bonds, distance cannot sunder them.
• XXII The steely head stucke fast still in his flesh, 190 Till with his cruell clawes he snatcht the wood, And quite a sunder broke.
• And there comes to each of us a mighty Deliverer, who breaks the gates of brass, and who cuts the bars of iron in sunder.

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