sunder|sunders in English

noun

[sun·der || 'sʌndə(r)]

separation, division, severance

Use "sunder|sunders" in a sentence

1. I don't want to sunder us.

2. Time and distance often sunder friends.

3. Nothing can sunder our friendship.

4. Will you sunder nitrogen from air?

5. Devastate damage - per - sunder increased to

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

13. Once battle begins, they lead the charge, seeking to sunder the weapons of any enemy warriors.

14. Skull Sunder – Low-level Marauder ability that deals a lot of damage for just 500 TP.

15. Is there any reason at all to use Sunder Armor when you have Devastate?

16. Shyam Sunder has rescued a chinkara gazelle on the outskirts of his town in Rajasthan.

17. Best practice is to spam sunder , and use HS in between to soak up excess rage.

18. 12 Skull Sunder – Low-level Marauder ability that deals a lot of damage for just 500 TP.

19. ‘Alienation’ is a prominent term in twentieth-century social theory and social criticism, referring to any of various social or psychological evils which are characterized by a harmful separation, disruption or fragmentation which sunders things that properly belong together.

20. In addition, whenever an Adamantine golem scores a critical hit, it deals 6d10+13 points of damage to the target’s armor or shield in addition to the normal damage, as if it had also made a successful sunder combat maneuver

21. With pretty half-Betrayings Of things one may not know; Fair hand, whose touches thrill, Like golden rod of wonder, Which Hermes wields at will Spirit and flesh to sunder; Light foot, to press the stirrup In fearlessness and glee, Or dance, till finches chirrup, www.PoemHunter.com - The …

22. Asunder dates from the 14th century and can be traced back to the Old English word sundor, meaning "apart." It is a relative of the verb sunder, which means "to break apart or in two" or "to become parted …

23. Chok'-ston ('abhneghir (compare Eben-ezer, 'ebhen ha-`ezer, "stone of the help," 1 Samuel 7:12)): In Isaiah 27:9 we have: "Therefore by this shall the iniquity of Jacob be forgiven, and this is all the fruit of taking away his sin: that he maketh all the stones of the altar as Chalkstones that are beaten in sunder, so that the Asherim and the sun- images shall rise no more."

24. Birthee kadeh na hovee jan ki Ardass is from SGGSbut IF anyone can provide even one "Example" of any such "Ardass" done by any Guru sahib, Bhagat Sahib, Sheikh Sahib, Bhai Sahib Mardana Ji, Sunder Ji, Satta Balwand Ji, Bhatt sahibs and which is recorded in SGGS to show the "power of Ardass" ..to get success in business..get a son..get a wife..get a job..strike a lottery..kill a rooster or