unteam in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Unteam (verb): to separate or disband a group or team in order to promote individual collaboration or interaction.

The organization decided to unteam the project groups to encourage more collaboration.
After much discussion, they agreed to unteam the employees who had been working too closely together.
To foster innovation, the manager chose to unteam the departments and mix their talents.
In an unexpected move, the coach decided to unteam the players to build new strategies.
The initiative aimed to unteam the committees, allowing for fresh perspectives on old issues.