riven 的 2 个定义
- a past participle of rive.
- rent or split apart.
- split radially, as a log.
riven 近义词
tear
break
更多riven例句
- However, instead of staying focused on eliminating al-Qaida and their leader, Osama bin Laden, we replaced the Taliban government with one riven with corruption and we also exacerbated tension between rival tribes and warlords.
- South Korea elects a new President in March, and since Moon is ineligible to serve more than one term, he knows that time is running out to heal his riven homeland.
- The country clearly needs to unite in part because it’s so riven, helping misinformation and lies incite a crowd that physically attacked the country’s seat of legislative power.
- McCarthy knows how riven the GOP is currently, and minding that divide is crucial for any party leader.
- But on the French left — riven by ideological splits from competing centuries — that job is akin to herding cats.
- The field was lackluster and riven by scandal (hello, Carlos Danger).
- These things were supposed to protect Sweden from the class-and-ethnic conflict that has riven the United States, Britain, France.
- And each side is riven by sharp internal divisions that make a deal difficult.
- It was a white-on-white shooting of the sort that often goes unpublicized in a state riven by racial tensions.
- Barbour tells pitifully how the fugitives' clothes and shoon were riven and rent before they reached Aberdeen.
- Had he in him the makings of the mere trimmer and politician, in addition to the miserable vanity that had riven him to-day?
- They, who have riven the shackles of low birth or poverty, and made for themselves a glorious name—out of nothing!
- The stone would immediately be split and riven exactly in the manner required.
- O for a grotto frost-lined and rill-riven,Scooped in the rock under cataract vast!