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Meanings of disjoin in English
Usage of disjoin in English
1
Crossjay said, when he could trust himself to disjoin his lips:
2
Do not disjoin yourself from me in all these troubles.
3
Past and present and future are not disjoin'd but join'd.
4
Would the crosstown bus condense or striate or disjoin?
5
As an African American, it is unnatural to disjoin your lived experience from your work environment.
6
Only one course, therefore, was left: and that was to disjoin the regal title from the regal prerogatives.
7
But in Edinburgh all manner of loud bells join, or rather disjoin, in one swelling, brutal babblement of noise.
8
Nearly fifty years of wintry neglect and summer scorching had not availed to disjoin Harriet from organic dependence upon her mother.
9
The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time: the hand of force may destroy, but cannot disjoin them.
10
The soldier was altogether disjoined from the citizen and from the subject.
11
Events do not spring into being, disjoined from antecedents leading to them.
12
The strata of cliffs were broken and disjoined, lying sloping in different directions.
13
He seemed to be more than ever disjoined from his party.
14
Past and present and future are not disjoined, but joined.
15
The Union came: but though it joined legislatures, it left hearts as widely disjoined as ever.
16
But what he'd uncovered remained disjoined pieces of a puzzle that still needed to be assembled.