Polarised

usgb/ˈpoʊləraɪzd/
adjective

Divided into two sharply contrasting groups or sets of opinions.

The debate over climate change has become highly polarised.
Visual representation of "polarised" - Divided into two sharply contrasting groups or sets of opinions.

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polarised opinions,polarised debate,polarised society

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Contextual Usage

Consider the context when using 'polarised' to denote division.

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Debate topics often become polarised.
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Emotional Nuance

Recognize the emotional weight of the term—'polarised' can suggest conflict.

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Political views can often become polarised, affecting relationships.
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Formality

Use 'polarised' in formal discussions or academic writing.

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Polarised perspectives are common in researched articles.
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