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Meanings of disjuncture in English
Synonyms
Examples for "disconnection"
Examples for "disconnection"
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Probably couldn't survive an outright disconnection at this stage in the proceedings.
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As we act defensively, we move further into a state of disconnection.
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OBJECTIVEAppropriately chosen candidates with medically refractory epilepsy may benefit from hemispheric disconnection.
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The story would not end in panic and disconnection, confusion and death.
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Clearly, everyone was feeling a deep sense of disconnection from their home country.
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The social historian Claire Langhamer has a convincing explanation for this disjunction.
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Yet this disjunction is at the core of the band's appeal.
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Analysts have said the current rally has shown a disjunction between prices and fundamentals.
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There may be other belief-feelings, for example in disjunction and implication; also a disbelief-feeling.
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Yes-everythingis always related in machines-butalso connected by disjunction.
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She was surprised at the sense of disconnectedness that had come over her.
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This is always bad, and makes for an atmosphere of disconnectedness.
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It's our feeling of disconnectedness that keeps us from realizing we're all one organism.
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This has to be seen in the broader picture of the general disconnectedness among people.
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The wind got under his shirt and chilled his navel, a poignant reminder of disconnectedness.
Usage of disjuncture in English
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But the bigger the disjuncture with public markets, the bolder the bet looks.
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That is the idea of disjuncture or rupture, in terms of time, space and more.
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Why the disjuncture between the talent and the result?
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Part of that disjuncture likely involves the existence and persistence of past ideas about other diseases.
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The committee has instructed all parties to heighten collaboration to eliminate any disjuncture, the chairperson emphasised.
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Seven weeks in, the disjuncture has passed.
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Sorting through photographs at her mother's house, she is devastated by the disjuncture between memory and actuality.
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But also I think it magnifies the disjuncture between his fantasy of what life could be and the reality.
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The result is a disjuncture between what has been called the natural centre of political gravity and its actual centre.
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He sees no disjuncture between working with both small audiences and huge companies: I'm an artist who doesn't think a lot about art.
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But there is a huge disjuncture between what the bishops are saying and doing and what people in the pews say and do.
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How these disjunctures are managed could be key to the Matildas' performances in France.
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But the bigger the disjuncture with public markets, the bolder the bet looks.
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That is the idea of disjuncture or rupture, in terms of time, space and more.
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Why the disjuncture between the talent and the result?
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Part of that disjuncture likely involves the existence and persistence of past ideas about other diseases.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Disjuncture through the time