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A line drawn to end a fight that usually starts a bigger one.
means A divider or barrier that splits a single space, object, or territory into separate parts.
from From Latin 'partitio,' meaning a sharing or dividing, built on 'pars' (a part) — the same root behind 'portion,' 'party,' and 'particle.' It entered English through Old French in the late Middle Ages, first describing the splitting of property and land, and later expanding to walls, computer disks, and the dividing of whole countries.
india 1947One border displaced fifteen million people overnight
hard driveOne disk pretends to be several separate ones
latin rootFrom partire, the same root as 'part'
berlin wallA partition guarded by 116 watchtowers
office lifeCubicle walls are partitions sold as privacy