Synonyms for fragmented
frag·ment·ed

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1. disconnected, disunited, fragmented, splitadjective

   having been divided; having the unity destroyed

   "Congress...gave the impression of...a confusing sum of disconnected local forces"-Samuel Lubell; "a league of disunited nations"- E.B.White; "a fragmented coalition"; "a split group"

   Synonyms:
   unconnected, staccato, disjointed, split, abrupt, garbled, disunited, disordered, illogical, confused, disconnected, scattered

   Antonyms:
   united

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1. List of paraphrases for "fragmented":

   fragmentary, piecemeal, patchy, segmented, stub, dispersed, divided, scattered, fractured

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1. Rob Wainwright:

   I'm not entirely confident, that's because we have a fragmented intelligence picture of precisely who is involved and where they are.

2. Dorit Reiss:

   The problem is that this is very fragmented, which is usual for the United States, but still makes getting the data hard, it's place by place and there's not really a good collection( of data).

3. Kenneth Carter:

   Were better together than we are separated and fragmented, but I do understand that the forces that would separate us are very powerful, weve tried to remain together as a global body.

4. Cinzia Bianco:

   They [ Saudi Arabia ] recognized that they need to make a very big move to really unify the anti-Houthi coalition, so, this is certainly a gesture toward the Houthis, to show that the anti-Houthi front which has long been very, very divided and fragmented is sort of seeking a new, second life.

5. Anthony Cordesman:

   The basic problem we have at this point is there’s anywhere between 30 and 70 fragmented rebels movements and factions in the field, depending on who you are counting, and they are nowhere near any kind of unified movement with common goals and values.