schismatize
verb
schis·ma·tize ˈsiz-mə-ˌtīz 
ˈskiz-
schismatized; schismatizing
intransitive verb
: to take part in schism
especially : to make a breach of union (as in the church)
transitive verb
: to induce into schism
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin schismat-, schisma "division of opinion, schism" + -ize
First Known Use
1601, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense
- bull snakes
- bull stag
- bull stick
- bull stretcher
- bull team
- bull terrier
- bull thistle
- bull tongue
- bull train
- bull trout
- bull wheel
- bull's feather
- bull's mouth
- bull's noon
- bull's-eye
- bull's-eye rot
- bull's-eye window
- bull's-eyes
- bull's-foot
- bull's-foots
- bull's-horn thorn
- bull's-nose
- bull's-noses
- bull-eye
- bull-grip