a·sun·der 
(ə-sŭndər)
(ə-sŭndər)adv.
1. Into separate parts or pieces: broken asunder.
2. Apart from each other either in position or in direction: The curtains had been drawn asunder.
[Middle English, from Old English on sundran : on, on; see ON + sundran, separately (from sunder, apart).]
a·sunder adj.
- the-
- the-
- theanthropic
- theanthropical
- theanthropism
- theanthropist
- "the Apostle of California."
- thearchy
- theater
- theatergoer
- theatergoing
- theater-in-the-round
- theater of the absurd
- theatre
- theatre
- theatric
- theatrical
- theatricalism
- theatricality
- theatricalization
- theatricalize
- theatricalizer
- theatrically
- theatricalness
- theatrics