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dissolutionnoun the act or process of a whole separating into two or more parts or piecesthe dissolution of the empire into a patchwork of petty kingdoms bifurcation, breakup, cleavage, disunion, division, fractionalization, fractionation, partition, schism, scission, separation, split, sundering breach, rupturedivorce, severancedecomposition, disassembly, dismemberment, segmentation, subdivisionatomization, dichotomization, polarizationdiffusion, dispersal, dispersion, scatteringadministration, apportionment, distributionisolation, seclusion, segregation, sequestration unification, union assemblage, associationattachment, conjunction, connection, link, linkage, linkupaggregation, combination, consolidation, fusion the doing away with something by formal actionone of the junta's first acts was the dissolution of the national assembly abatement, abolishment, abolition, abrogation, annulment, avoidance, cancellation(also cancelation), defeasance, invalidation, negation, nullification, quashing, repeal, rescindment, voiding abortion, calling off, recallcountermand, override, overruling, overturn, vetoretraction, reversal, revocation, suspension, withdrawalbanning, enjoining, forbiddance, outlawing, prohibitiondisallowance, dismissal, rejectionelimination, eradication, erasure, liquidation, removal enactment, legislationestablishment, founding, institutionformalization, legalization, legitimation, legitimization, validationpassing, ratificationapproval, authorization, clearance, endorsement(also indorsement), permission, sanctioningcommandment, decreeing, mandating, ordering, prescription the permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activitiesshe believed that her leukemia, although in remission, would eventually be the cause of her dissolution curtains, death, decease, demise, doom, end, exit, expiration, expiry, fate, grave, great divide, passage, passing, quietus, sleep casualty, fatalitymartyrdom, self-destruction, self-murder, self-slaughter, suicideannihilation, destruction, ending, extermination, ruinassassination, execution, killing, massacre, slaughter birth, nativity existence, lifecreation, genesis, origination, rise in the 14th century |