Antonyms for divisive
dɪˈvaɪ sɪvdi·vi·sive

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1. dissentious, divisive, factiousadjective

   dissenting (especially dissenting with the majority opinion)

   Antonyms:
   accordant

   Synonyms:
   dissentious, factious

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1. combinativeadjective

   divide vs combine.

   jack london "iron heels"

   Submitted by merkleyguy on April 23, 2022  

How to use divisive in a sentence?

1. Jamie Ward:

   This is divisive times, and we don’t need this. The school district has overreacted.

2. Helima Croft:

   We think continuity will carry the day at the June OPEC meeting in Vienna. The only real uncertainty is how divisive the meeting will be and how much discord will be put on public display.

3. Steven Glick Junior Steven Glick:

   It’s clearly a very divisive issue on campus; these protests that have been going on and the way they’ve been handled, we had the dean of Claremont McKenna College forced to resign; we had the junior class president forced to resign as well. And it’s an issue that students have been very divided on. It’s something that, at a school of 1,200 students for Claremont McKenna College, a letter signed by 300 students in criticism of the protests was sent out. So clearly it’s something where the student body is very divided.

4. House Republicans:

   There’s a way to embrace the policies that worked during the Trump administration without getting bogged down in the divisive intra-party squabbles that have created real resentment and frustration throughout the party at a time when Republicans should be scoring easy victories up and down the ballot.

5. Steve Schale:

   I think it's a center-right state, I think he is not electable in a general and I think he has the ability to create a pretty divisive primary if he runs.

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