scission
/sɪˈʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A breaking or splitting apart, especially of a group or organization.
“The party suffered a deep scission after the leader’s resignation.”
2. noun
A fissure or crack in a rock or other material.
“The geologist studied the scission in the ancient stone wall.”
3. noun
A division or separation, especially in a social or cultural context.
“The artist’s work reflected the scission between traditional and modern art.”
4. verb
To divide or split apart, especially a group or organization.
“The party was scissed in two after the contentious vote.”