sunder|sundered|sundering|sunders in English

verb

[sun·der || 'sʌndə(r)]

divide, break apart, sever, separate; be severed, be divided

Use "sunder|sundered|sundering|sunders" in a sentence

1. Acosmic: Sundered; disordered; confused; inharmonious

2. I don't want to sunder us.

3. Time and distance often sunder friends.

4. Nothing can sunder our friendship.

5. Will you sunder nitrogen from air?

6. Devastate damage - per - sunder increased to

7. The country was sundered by civil war into two embattled states.

8. In what ways is Devastate better than Sunder Armor?

9. These two points are related and cannot be sundered.

10. In their ideal world, Gingrich would be sullied, but not sundered.

11. Police moved in to separate the two groups, already sundered by distrust.

12. Discussion in 'Sundered Lands' started by ARCHIVED-Bronouns, Mar 1, 2013

13. During his twenties his father and he were sundered by religion.

14. Does Devastate generate more threat per hit than Sunder Armor?

15. See Sunder Armor in the warrior update below for additional details.

16. 30 Police moved in to separate the two groups, already sundered by distrust.

17. Now, Venusruled Libra has been sundered from Virgo, whose lord is androgynous Mercury.

18. The sunder armor debuff seems completely independent of the hate it generates.

19. Stan: You cannot go to the bathroom, you are stacking sunder armor!

20. In time, the dragons that had survived the great Sundering came forth from their secret abodes.

21. War and the reality of her marriage had sundered all obligation to her parents' expectations.

22. Does Devastate always generate more threat per rage point spent than Sunder Armor?

23. There has been a lot of rain and the road I sunder water.

24. Reassignment surgery, Cadavers have been there alongside the surgeons, making history in their own quiet, sundered way

25. Weapons fashioned from Adamantine have a natural ability to bypass hardness when sundering weapons or attacking objects