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Meanings of dissociate in English

Portuguese
separar
Catalan
divorciar-se

Part; cease or break association with.

        separar
        Portuguese
        desassociar
        Catalan
        dissociar
        Spanish
        separar

        Regard as unconnected.

            desassociar
            Usage of dissociate in English
            1
            Unfortunately, I tend to dissociate in order to avoid having panic attacks.
            The Guardian
            2
            As with anything you experience too many times, you begin to dissociate.
            The Irish Times
            3
            My dear, I cannot dissociate myself from the life of the College.
            Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story
            4
            However, no study has ever attempted to dissociate these two effects.
            Pubmed
            5
            So I learned how to dissociate and disconnect for a long, long time.
            Feminist dot com
            6
            The chaperone did not dissociate or refold the aggregated chains under these conditions.
            Pubmed
            7
            Nor did the moderate party dissociate themselves from these proceedings of their colleagues.
            The History of Rome, Book IV / The Revolution
            8
            Can we dissociate gamma oscillations related to unconscious learning and to conscious perception?
            Pubmed
            9
            Subsequently, multiple enlarged IGCs dissociate from chromatin and fuse into a single structure.
            Pubmed
            10
            But after all you can't under our present conditions dissociate capital and labour.
            A Prince of Sinners
            11
            The Hammonds' lawyers have sought to dissociate themselves from the occupiers.
            Reuters
            12
            Yet we must learn to dissociate physical size from mental or spiritual capacity.
            Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic
            13
            Is any one prepared to dissociate this contemplation from the apostle's cheery optimism?
            The World's Great Sermons, Volume 10: Drummond to Jowett, and Ge...
            14
            Morris believed: 'It is not possible to dissociate art from morality, politics and religion.'
            The Guardian
            15
            It is necessary to dissociate the performance from the result.
            Reuters
            16
            The peptide, designated Pol, is able to dissociate this interaction.
            Pubmed
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            Dissociate through the time
            Dissociate across language varieties
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