Synonym: dissever, divide, separate, split, split up. Similar words: carve, carved, carven, scarves, carved in stone, move up, give up, save up. Meaning: v. separate into parts or portions.
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1. The dark days when imperialism could carve up the world at will are gone for ever.
2. The two companies are attempting to carve up a large slice of America's publishing industry between them.
3. We saw the van carve up several cars, before turning left.
4. Rather than compete, they would join forces and carve up the market.
5. business acquisitions, and other companies to carve up Yahoo's other businesses.
6. In winter, carve up the snow at fields such as Thredbo and Perisher Blue.
7. Life in Color: Green Valleys carve up Kansas' Texaco Hill, part of the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve.
8. One way to carve up a market is to identify preference segments.
9. You can carve up your pumpkin in any way you wish, and when you click done(Sentencedict.com ), your creation is lit with a candle inside.
10. In essence, it allows you to carve up multiple workload environments inside of one host and OS kernel.
11. Take one juicy Wilkinson Sword League Cup opponent, gradually introduce a false sense of security - then carve up.
12. They wheeled in the rocket scientists, who started to carve up mortgage securities into itty-bitty pieces.
13. They forcibly occupied leased territory, divided into spheres of influence, an attempt to carve up China, China as a colony changed.
14. In winter, hit Australia's highest ski slopes at Charlotte Pass or carve up the snow at Thredbo and Perisher Blue.
15. According to the prevalent Chinese interpretation of its history, foreign powers have stood ready to carve up China since the mid-1800s.
16. But liberal economists in China fret that state-owned banks and their SOE cronies will carve up the spoils, leaving small and medium private enterprises by the wayside.
17. Size and state-sector camaraderie allow China’s big five state banks to carve up lucrative loans for big government projects.
18. Democratic leaders in Congress and the President-elect Obama's transition team have already begun to carve up the remaining $350 billion in rescue funds leaving little for asset purchases.
19. In the modern time, the imperialist powers eyed China covetously. Once the time was ripe, they began to carve up China.
20. Yet it is another kind of commercial attempt to carve up the internet that is causing more concern.
21. With its future on a knife-edge, GM delivered a blunt warning that unless its creditors accepted the plan, it would declare bankruptcy and leave the courts to carve up the company.
22. The old media giants are working together to kill off innovative online competitors and carve up the market for themselves.
23. The national movement against the victorious Allies of World War I revoked the terms of the treaty which sought to carve up the Ottoman Empire.
24. In the resulting power vacuum, the Vigos desperately sought to carve up the criminal empire.
25. Extending from Tangier to the Moulouya River Valley near the Moroccan-Algerian border, the Rif Mountains carve up 180 miles (290 kilometers) of rugged, remote terrain.
26. It might be a good way to try out some of the designs you have in mind for real pumpkins this year or just provide some silliness as you carve up outrageous faces and designs.
27. If one firm cut its prices, destroying the unspoken deal to carve up the market, it would succeed only in starting a price war.
28. Since Active Directory can scale to hundreds of thousands or even millions of objects, it's necessary to carve up the Active Directory database into sections, called naming contexts.
More similar words: carve, carved, carven, scarves, carved in stone, move up, give up, save up, drive up, live up to, give up the ghost, starve, marvel, wharves, marvell, parvenu, starved, harvest, marvel at, marvelous, harvesting, marvellous, marvellously, carving, carving knife, card-carrying, cardiac arrest, larva, larval, larvae.