remarkable split

[rɪˈmɑrkəbəl splɪt]
noun phrasepl: remarkable splits
divisão notável / separação extraordinária
1. A notable or striking division, separation, or disagreement that stands out due to its significance or unexpected nature
The remarkable split in the party highlighted deep ideological differences.
A divisão notável no partido destacou diferenças ideológicas profundas.
2. An impressive or noteworthy physical separation, often used in gymnastics or acrobatics
The gymnast performed a remarkable split that impressed the judges.
A ginasta realizou um espacate notável que impressionou os jurados.
3. A significant separation of resources, opinions, or positions that deserves attention
There was a remarkable split between the two factions regarding the proposal.
Houve uma divisão extraordinária entre as duas facções em relação à proposta.
In Brazilian Portuguese, 'divisão notável' and 'separação extraordinária' are commonly used in political, social, and sports journalism. The phrase gained prominence in discussing party divisions and public disagreements. In American English, 'remarkable split' often emphasizes something unexpected or noteworthy enough to merit media attention or public discussion.
NYC Slang
major beef / major rift
Synonyms / Sinônimos
notable divisionstriking separationsignificant splitimpressive divideextraordinary separation
Antonyms / Antônimos
unityagreementconsensuscohesion

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
divisão notável / separação extraordinária
Standard usage across Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
divisão impressionante
Commonly used in media and political discourse
São Paulo
cisão notável / ruptura significativa
More formal, often used in business and academic contexts
Portugal
divisão notável / separação notória
Portuguese Portuguese tends to use 'cisão' in formal contexts

Related Words

divideseparationdivisionschismfracturebreachfissure

Related Idioms & Phrases

a split in the ranks
a clean split
an irreconcilable split
a bitter split
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