scission — the action of cutting or dividing something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the action of cutting or dividing something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsɪʒən/
Korean meaning: 자르기, 분할, 분리
Korean pronunciation: **시**젼
Example Sentences
- The chemistry teacher demonstrated molecular scission using gummy bears.
- The scission of the polymer chain occurred at high temperatures.
- Like a relationship ending, the scission was sudden and irreversible.
scission
NOUN//ˈsɪʒən//
the action of cutting or dividing something

an experienced tailor carefully guides large fabric scissors through a piece of bright cloth spread across the cutting table. The sharp blades slice cleanly through the material, creating a clear straight line of division. The fabric separates into two distinct pieces as the scissors move forward. Behind the tailor, an apprentice watches the cutting technique while holding additional fabric pieces. Other cut fabric sections lie neatly arranged on nearby tables showing the results of previous cutting work. the action of cutting or dividing something into separate parts
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Origin
From Latin 'scindere' meaning 'to cut' or 'to split.' The word evolved through Latin 'scissionem' (a cutting) to describe both physical cutting and abstract separation.
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“The chemistry teacher demonstrated molecular scission using gummy bears.”
“The scission of the polymer chain occurred at high temperatures.”
“Like a relationship ending, the scission was sudden and irreversible.”
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