cleavage English

Meaning cleavage meaning

What does cleavage mean?

Definitions in simple English

cleavage Noun

— Cleavage is the gap between a woman's breasts. Her low cut dress showed her cleavage.

— Cleavage is a when something is split into two parts. There was a cleavage in the group between those who wanted to wait and those who wanted to leave.

cleavage

— noun the act of cleaving or splitting

— noun the line formed by a groove between two parts (especially the separation between a woman's breasts)

— noun (embryology) the repeated division of a fertilised ovum

— noun the breaking of a chemical bond in a molecule resulting in smaller molecules

— noun the state of being split or cleft there was a cleavage between the liberal and conservative members

Synonyms cleavage synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cleavage?

cleavage English » English

splitting

split

segmentation

rift

fission

schism

division

disruption

cleft

cleaving

unsolder

tearing

tear

splitting-up

split off

spallation

slit

separating

scission

rent

plunging neckline

neckline

low neckline

laceration

joint

fissuring

divisibility

dividing

divide

disunity

disunion

dissociation

dissidence

disorganization

disjunction

disintegrate

discerption

disagreement

difference of opinion

diaclases

decompose

decollete

crack

cleavage crack

cleavability

cell-division

break up

break

branching

Examples cleavage examples

How do I use cleavage in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He was staring at her cleavage.

She leaned forward, offering a breathtaking view of her cleavage.

The blonde girl has a really nice cleavage.

Movie subtitles

When you bend over, I'm ashamed of your cleavage.

And my back cleavage went almost down to waist, In the front the neckline was rounded,just a bit V-shaped.

Fragile, good cleavage.

She's cleaning her cleavage.

I'll have the cleavage.

Showing cleavage?

There's a distinct cleavage there.

There is black forest cherry cake in your cleavage.

That power surge'll toss us around like sweat in an aerobics teacher's buttock cleavage.

It was cleavage.

Looking at cleavage is like looking at the sun.

He caught me in a cleavage peek.

Who wouldn't look at cleavage?

She's got nice cleavage.

There's a negative cleavage on every mineral in there.

Negative cleavage? Yeah.

Not enough cleavage.

That's before the cleavage.

Too much cleavage.

Here's a cleavage. Soft and nicely shaped.

And show some cleavage.

I'm sure lots of cool guys spend their Friday nights watching Star Trek reruns hoping to catch a glimpse of Klingon cleavage.

Family, allow me to introduce to you the owner of our team the Chicago Cleavage and the owner of the best damn nudie bar in town Akbar Johnson.

I'm just babbling like this because I'm staring at her cleavage.

Don't worry, Princess Cleavage.

Frankly, I don't think you have the cleavage for it.

One who has a cleavage in the back.

Here's a cleavage.

You had a look at her cleavage? Ah. yes.

You two shouldn't have been looking at some 15-year-old's cleavage.

There was cleavage in the area.

Cleavage, poke.

You don't consider age in the face of cleavage.

News and current affairs

The cleavage lies in a very different visions about the state and it goes beyond questions about how to divide America's budget surplus between increased spending or cutting taxes.

Thus, despite today's political quiet, major cleavage between apparently unchallenged leaders and shifting popular moods may be gaining strength below the surface.

But the cleavage between the two lefts in Latin America is steadily deepening.

If the negotiations should fail, the transatlantic cleavage could once again become glaringly wide.

But the protracted conflict contributed to the decline of both empires and devastated Iraq, leaving behind a deep sectarian cleavage.

This cleavage now seems set to shape not only Germany's future coalition government, but the future of politics across Europe.

It is this cleavage that defines the intellectual battle now taking place in and around Europe.

In the 1980's, there were no beggars on city streets, and the main social cleavage divided the small number of politically well-connected people, who enjoyed a privileged lifestyle, from everyone else.

But what if countries that are on opposite sides of one cleavage are on the same side of another?