1. to divide into two opposing groups or extremes
Usage: third person singular present tense of bipolarize
2. to cause something to have two opposite poles or charges
Usage: scientific/technical; third person singular present tense of bipolarize

Examples

• The controversial issue bipolarizes the community into opposing camps.
• Social media often bipolarizes public opinion on political matters.
• The electric field bipolarizes the molecules in the solution.
• This debate bipolarizes voters along party lines.
• The magnetic field bipolarizes the iron particles.
• The scandal bipolarizes the organization’s membership.