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What is the adverb for word dissension?

There isn't a single, perfect adverb directly corresponding to the noun "dissention."

However, you can convey the idea of dissention using various adverbs depending on the specific context:

For expressing disagreement:

* Contentiously - emphasizing strong disagreement or conflict.

* Discordantly - suggesting a lack of harmony or agreement.

* Disputatiously - highlighting a tendency towards argument or debate.

* Divisively - focusing on the act of dividing or separating.

For expressing the result of dissention:

* Fracturedly - suggesting a state of brokenness or division.

* Severely - emphasizing the intensity of the disagreement.

* Bitterly - highlighting the emotional intensity of the disagreement.

* Turbulently - suggesting unrest or chaos.

For expressing the manner of dissention:

* Violently - emphasizing the intensity and potential for conflict.

* Openly - indicating that the disagreement is not hidden.

* Hostilely - implying animosity or aggression.

The best choice for your specific situation depends on the meaning you want to convey.

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