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scatternoun a small numberplayed before only a scatter of spectators in that huge stadium couple, few, handful, scattering, smatter, smattering, sprinkle, sprinkling minorityatom, crumb, fragment, grain, iota, jot, modicum, molecule, particle, scrap, shred, tittle, whit army, crowd, flock, gazillion, horde, host, jillion, kazillion, legion, loads, many, mountain, multitude, oodles, scads, thousands, zillion majority, mostabundance, excess, plenty, surplusdeal, gobs, heap, lot, mass, much, peck, pile, plenitude, plenty, pot, profusion, quantity, raft, reams, slather, slew, stack, wad, wealth to cause (members of a group) to move widely apartthe noise of the backfiring car scattered the pigeons clear out, disband, dispel, disperse, dissipate, squander break up, isolate, part, segregate, separate, split (up)diffuse, disseminate, diverge, spread assemble, cluster, collect, concentrate, congregate, gather, ingather agglutinate, conglomerateunify, unite to cover by or as if by scattering something over or onthe hillside was scattered with boulders deposited by the last ice age bestrew, dot, pepper, sow, spot, spray, sprinkle, strew blanket, drizzle, duststuddapple, fleck, speckle, stipplebespatter, spatter to go off in different directions and cease to exist as a body or unified wholethese drunken revelers will quickly scatter when the police arrive disassemble, disperse, dissipate, dissolve branch (out), break up, disband, diverge, divide, fork, separate, spillclear, disappear, evanesce, evaporate, fade, flee, go (away), melt congregate, gather, meet v.scatter, disperse, dissipate, dispel mean to cause to separate or break up.scatter implies a force that drives parts or units irregularly in many directions.the bowling ball scattered the pins disperse implies a wider separation and a complete breaking up of a mass or group.police dispersed the crowd dissipate stresses complete disintegration or dissolution and final disappearance.the fog was dissipated by the morning sun dispel stresses a driving away or getting rid of as if by scattering.an authoritative statement that dispelled all doubt in the 14th century |