Definitions

1. verb

to create or form a faction, especially within an organization or community

“The politician’s decision to factionate the party led to a heated debate among its members.”

2. verb

to cause a group to divide or become separated, often due to conflicting interests or goals

“The new policy factionated the community, with some supporting it and others opposing it vehemently.”

3. noun

the act of creating or forming a faction, especially within an organization or community

“The factionation of the company’s management led to a significant shift in its overall direction.”