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Meanings of dissociate in English
Portuguese
separar Catalan
divorciar-se Synonyms
Examples for "divorce"
Examples for "divorce"
1
Most divorce cases are matters of public record, say family law attorneys.
2
Rising incomes and rising divorce rates have driven women's new financial freedom.
3
The rise of divorce means more children are dealing with family breakdown.
4
This second marriage, however, was of short duration and ended in divorce.
5
And Relate is currently dealing with a divorce problem unthinkable in 1938.
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He had long ago learned how to disassociate himself from physical discomfort.
2
It is abhorrent and we fully disassociate ourselves from the views expressed.
3
He also found he could disassociate his mind from his body's hardships.
4
He could not as yet disassociate the old from the new.
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If only I could quite disassociate the voice from the-from that other personality.
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Though death may separate us from them, it does not disunite us.
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The object was to disunite the two brothers and excite jealousy between then.
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This tended naturally to disunite them, and make them cold toward each other.
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The only way to keep us from setting up for ourselves is to disunite us.
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Trifling causes occasionally unite and disunite the Aetolians, Acarnanians, and Macedonians, men speaking the same language.
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Now he sets out why he doesn't see any disjoint in his politics.
2
Take a couple of fine ones, and cut them up, or disjoint them.
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Petra turned north onto Ashland, moving at a fast clip, talking in disjoint sentences.
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With this, he indignantly jerked his rod from the water and began to disjoint it.
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We devise an efficient Edmonds-Karp-like algorithm to compute a conservative bound on the maximum number of link-disjoint paths.
Usage of dissociate in English
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Unfortunately, I tend to dissociate in order to avoid having panic attacks.
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As with anything you experience too many times, you begin to dissociate.
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My dear, I cannot dissociate myself from the life of the College.
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However, no study has ever attempted to dissociate these two effects.
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So I learned how to dissociate and disconnect for a long, long time.
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The chaperone did not dissociate or refold the aggregated chains under these conditions.
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Nor did the moderate party dissociate themselves from these proceedings of their colleagues.
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Can we dissociate gamma oscillations related to unconscious learning and to conscious perception?
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Subsequently, multiple enlarged IGCs dissociate from chromatin and fuse into a single structure.
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But after all you can't under our present conditions dissociate capital and labour.
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The Hammonds' lawyers have sought to dissociate themselves from the occupiers.
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Yet we must learn to dissociate physical size from mental or spiritual capacity.
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Is any one prepared to dissociate this contemplation from the apostle's cheery optimism?
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Morris believed: 'It is not possible to dissociate art from morality, politics and religion.'
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It is necessary to dissociate the performance from the result.
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The peptide, designated Pol, is able to dissociate this interaction.
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Translations for dissociate
Portuguese
Spanish
Dissociate through the time
Dissociate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common