Asunder (adverb)

Into separate parts or separate from each other.

Origin:

From the phrase "a-sunder" meaning into separate parts or separate from each other.

Examples:

1. The rope was pulled asunder by the force of the wind.
2. The band broke asunder, with members going their separate ways.
3. The ship was torn asunder by the powerful storm.
4. The argument ended with the couple parting asunder.
5. The package was opened, with the contents falling asunder.