bipartition

Examples

• All

• Although being part of the Christian world, Teenek people operate a bipartition of those rituals that express, as the other mentioned practices, an internal distinction between their origins, which is, I argue, at the core of Teenek ethnicity.

  Academic text (2008)

• This bipartition divides the beholders between those for whom the point of view on the image is not assignable to a particular place and is mandatory in the space, and those for whom the point of view on the image is marked by the (relative) restraint of being bound to a place inferred by the apparatus of projection.

  Academic text (2004)

• The bipartition of the territory created two distinct cultural regions.

• After the election, the bipartition of the political parties became evident.

Synonyms

B

bisection

vsbipartition

1 7.3

To divide something into two equal parts

splits into two parts without insisting they oppose each other

D

dichotomization

vsbipartition

9.9

The act of dividing something into two clearly different groups

divides into two parts without requiring opposition between them

B

bipolarization

vsbipartition

9.9

The division of a group into two opposing sides

divides into two parts without requiring them to be equal

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology