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Polarize

usgb/ˈpəʊləraɪz/Volume
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Emotional Charge

When 'polarize' is used, it suggests strong emotions and possible conflict between groups.

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The politician's speech helped to polarize public opinion even further.
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Not Always Negative

'Polarize' can be neutral, referring to the emergence of clear, distinct positions.

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Her innovative proposal served to polarize the committee into proponents and skeptics.
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Active Process

The verb 'polarize' involves active division, often influenced by an event or person.

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The debate last night seemed to polarize voters even more.
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