(1) Break apart or in two, using violence
(2) Separate
(3) Sever
(1) But the process is apparently irreversible and non-renewable, and so if physical strain sunders the fibril bonds, tearing the tendon, it is impossible to reform them, at least in living tissue.
(2) According to Orthodox theology, death u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510does not mean the destruction of man but merely the sundering of the soul from the bodyu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.
(3) Alienated from truthful knowledge, and unable to trust perceptual data without supplementary information, the individual is sundered from the world.
(4) They are simply sundered , and to bridge them is a task, not a gift.
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