tr.v., -ized, -iz·ing, -iz·es.
To split (a group, for example) into disputatious factions: "Once a faculty is factionalized, of course, the process of appointments becomes partly a competition for allies" (Calvin Trillin).
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fac·tion·al·ize (făk'shə-nə-līz') ![]() |
| Cultural Revolution (historical event, China – in politics) | |
| Harold Wilson | |
| James Howard Meredith |
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