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Meanings of disassociate in English

Portuguese
separar
Catalan
divorciar-se

Part; cease or break association with.

separar
Usage of disassociate in English
1
He had long ago learned how to disassociate himself from physical discomfort.
The Flood
2
It is abhorrent and we fully disassociate ourselves from the views expressed.
The South African
3
He also found he could disassociate his mind from his body's hardships.
Rock and Ice Magazine
4
He could not as yet disassociate the old from the new.
Princess
5
If only I could quite disassociate the voice from the-from that other personality.
The Rosary
6
The German cannot disassociate an Englishman and a briarwood bulldog pipe.
Arms and the Woman
7
No one hearing that long-drawn, quivering wail could ever disassociate it from tragedy.
The Rustlers of Pecos County
8
Kevin Durant is the latest sports star to disassociate himself from Donald Trump.
The Guardian
9
As if the person you are can disassociate himself from the persons you were.
The dream of perpetual motion
10
I'd never disassociate with my father, I'd never shy away from being his son.
Ebony
11
Sisi himself has called for reform in Islam in order to disassociate it from extremists.
The Guardian
12
Learn to disassociate the ideas of voluptuousness and pleasure.
The book of disquiet
13
He feels disassociate from it, but it gnaws him.
Iron Council
14
That's how the Soldiers of Destiny can disassociate themselves from budget provisions they actually voted for.
The Irish Times
15
The EFF's decision to permanently disassociate with these remains a correct decision, he wrote on Twitter.
The South African
16
Retraining law enforcement, even those of color, to disassociate criminality with Blackness is key, Bloom argues.
Ebony
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Translations for disassociate
Portuguese
separar
Disassociate through the time