polarise
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v.t.Transitive VerbTo divide opinions into two extremes
His work tends to polarise viewers so they love or hate him
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Trump sues Murdoch and Wall Street Journal for $10bn over Epstein article | BBC News
- So Trump needs to, in effect, polarise the issue and to say, don't fall for this, it's the Democrats who are attacking me, it's the Republicans who have never come on board with MAGA, et cetera.
So Trump needs to, in effect, polarise the issue and to say, don't fall for this, it's the Democrats who are attacking me, it's the Republicans who have never come on board with MAGA, et cetera.
Capacitors Explained - The basics how capacitors work working principle
- Dielectric means the material will polarise when in contact with an electric field, and we'll see what that means shortly.
Dielectric means the material will polarise when in contact with an electric field, and we'll see what that means shortly.