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sharing Definition


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share1
noun
    1. A part allotted, contributed, or owned by each of several people or groups.
      Thesaurus: portion, percentage, part, allowance, cut, ration, allotment, quota, serving, helping, due.
    2. A portion, section or division.
    3. The fixed units into which the total wealth of a business company is divided, ownership of which gives the right to receive a portion of the company's profits.
      Form: shares (usually)
verb shared, sharing
    1. To have in common.
      Example: We share several interests
    2. To use something with someone else.
      Example: We had to share a book in class
    3. To have joint possession or use of it, or joint responsibility for it, with another or others.
      Thesaurus: allot, divide, split, distribute, apportion, deal, dispense, assign.
      Form: share in something (also)
    4. To divide into shares.
Derivative: sharer
noun
    Idiom: go shares
      colloq
      To divide something.
    Idiom: lion's share
    Idiom: share and share alike
      To give everyone their due share.
      With or in equal shares.
    Etymology: Anglo-Saxon scearu.

    Phrasal Verb: share something out
      To divide it into portions and distribute it among several people or groups. See also share-out.


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