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dissolution

(dɪsəluːʃən)

1. variable noun [oft a NOUN]

Dissolution is the act of breaking up officially an organization or institution, or of formally ending a parliament.

[formal]

He stayed on until the dissolution of the firm in 1948.

Politicians say it could lead to a dissolution of parliament.

Synonyms: ending, end, finish, conclusion More Synonyms of dissolution

2. variable noun [oft a NOUN]

Dissolution is the act of officially ending a formal agreement, for example a marriage or a business arrangement.

[formal]

...the statutory requirement for granting dissolution of a marriage. [+ of]

Synonyms: breaking up, parting, divorce, separation More Synonyms of dissolution

3. uncountable noun [also a N, oft NOUN of noun]

Dissolution is a process in which something becomes weaker and then disappears.

[formal]

...the dissolution of traditional family life.

Synonyms: disintegration, fall, decline, degradation More Synonyms of dissolution

More Synonyms of dissolution

dissolution in British English

(ˌdɪsəˈluːʃən)

noun

the resolution or separation into component parts; disintegration

destruction by breaking up and dispersing

the termination of a meeting or assembly, such as Parliament

the termination of a formal or legal relationship, such as a business enterprise, marriage, etc

the state of being dissolute; dissipation

the act or process of dissolving

Derived forms

dissolutive (ˈdissoˌlutive)

adjective

dissolution in American English

(ˌdɪsəˈluʃən)

noun

a dissolving or being dissolved

; specif.,

a breaking up or into parts; disintegration

the termination, as of a business, association, or union

the ending of life; death

the dismissal of an assembly or adjournment of a meeting

Word origin

ME dissolucioun < L dissolutio

dissolution in the Pharmaceutical Industry

(dɪsəluʃən)

noun

(Pharmaceutical: Processes)

Dissolution is the process of becoming dissolved.

Stirring increases the dissolution rate of a substance.

It is essential that the binder used in a tablet does not interfere with its dissolution rate in water.

Dissolution is the process of becoming dissolved.

Examples of 'dissolution' in a sentence
dissolution

Similar considerations apply when a coalition or minority government seeks a dissolution.The researchers say the higher penalty for separation may be because divorced couples gain some happiness from the dissolution of their marriage.What followed was dissolution, but the tantrum had its effect.It is also a heart-rending account of the searing, slow dissolution of a marriage.The death of her mother when she was 12, alienation from other members of her family and then a marriage dissolution.Divorce still means the dissolution of a marriage, according to my dictionary, so if you are not married how on earth can you get divorced?

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dissolution

British English: dissolution NOUN

Dissolution is the act of breaking up officially an organization or institution, or of formally ending a parliament.

He stayed on until the dissolution of the firm.

American English: dissolution
Brazilian Portuguese: dissolução
Chinese: 解散组织、议会等的
European Spanish: disolución
French: dissolution
German: Auflösung
Italian: scioglimento
Japanese: 解散
Korean: 해산
European Portuguese: dissolução
Latin American Spanish: disolución

1 (noun) in the sense of ending

Definition

the act of officially breaking up an organization or institution

He stayed on until the dissolution of the firm.

Synonyms

ending

end

She brought the interview to an abrupt end.

finish

I intend to see the job through to the finish.

conclusion

At the conclusion of the programme, viewers were invited to phone in.

suspension

the suspension of flights between London and Manchester

dismissal

termination

adjournment

The court ordered a four-month adjournment.

disbandment

discontinuation

Opposites

union

alliance

combination

coalition

unification

amalgamation

2 (noun) in the sense of breaking up

Definition

the act of officially ending a formal agreement, such as a marriage

the dissolution of a marriage

Synonyms

breaking up

parting

Through a parting in the mist, we saw a huddle of buildings.

divorce

Some marriages do end in divorce.

separation

They agreed to a trial separation.

disintegration

3 (noun) in the sense of disintegration

the dissolution of traditional family life

Synonyms

disintegration

fall

decline

Rome's decline in the fifth century.

degradation

the progressive degradation of the state

degeneration

the degeneration of our political system

debasement

instances of domination and debasement

retrogression

dégringolade (French)

4 (noun) in the sense of break-up

Definition

the formal ending of a meeting or assembly, such as a Parliament

He called for the dissolution of the government.

Synonyms

break-up

a marital break-up

ending

The film has a Hollywood happy ending.

conclusion

wind-up

termination

a dispute which led to the abrupt termination of trade

cessation

They would not agree to a cessation of hostilities.

disbandment

discontinuation

5 (noun) in the sense of corruption

the corruption of manners, and dissolution of life

Synonyms

corruption

excess

He had led a life of excess.

indulgence

Sadly, constant indulgence can be a costly affair.

depravity

the absolute depravity that can exist in times of war

debauchery

The police were called to quell scenes of violence and debauchery.

gluttony

dissipation

Her face was a revelation of age and dissipation.

licentiousness

moral licentiousness

intemperance

overindulgence

His condition is the natural consequence of a lifetime's overindulgence.

wantonness

dissoluteness

Additional synonyms

in the sense of adjournment

The court ordered a four-month adjournment.

Synonyms

postponement,

delay,

suspension,

putting off,

stay,

recess,

interruption,

deferment,

deferral,

discontinuation,

prorogation

in the sense of cessation

Definition

an ending or pause

They would not agree to a cessation of hostilities.

Synonyms

ceasing,

ending,

break,

halt,

halting,

pause,

suspension,

interruption,

respite,

standstill,

stoppage,

termination,

let-up (informal),

remission,

abeyance,

discontinuance,

stay,

rest

in the sense of conclusion

Definition

end or ending

At the conclusion of the programme, viewers were invited to phone in.

Synonyms

end,

ending,

close,

finish,

completion,

finale,

termination,

bitter end,

result

Nearby words of
dissolution

dissociate yourself from something or someone
dissociation
dissolute
dissolution
dissolve
dissolve into or in something
dissonance

Synonyms of 'dissolution'

dissolution

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单词	dissolution
释义	Trends of dissolution View usage for: dissolution (dɪsəluːʃən) 1. variable noun [oft a NOUN] Dissolution is the act of breaking up officially an organization or institution, or of formally ending a parliament. [formal] He stayed on until the dissolution of the firm in 1948. Politicians say it could lead to a dissolution of parliament. Synonyms: ending, end, finish, conclusion More Synonyms of dissolution 2. variable noun [oft a NOUN] Dissolution is the act of officially ending a formal agreement, for example a marriage or a business arrangement. [formal] ...the statutory requirement for granting dissolution of a marriage. [+ of] Synonyms: breaking up, parting, divorce, separation More Synonyms of dissolution 3. uncountable noun [also a N, oft NOUN of noun] Dissolution is a process in which something becomes weaker and then disappears. [formal] ...the dissolution of traditional family life. Synonyms: disintegration, fall, decline, degradation More Synonyms of dissolution More Synonyms of dissolution dissolution in British English (ˌdɪsəˈluːʃən) noun 1. the resolution or separation into component parts; disintegration 2. destruction by breaking up and dispersing 3. the termination of a meeting or assembly, such as Parliament 4. the termination of a formal or legal relationship, such as a business enterprise, marriage, etc 5. the state of being dissolute; dissipation 6. the act or process of dissolving Derived forms dissolutive (ˈdissoˌlutive) adjective dissolution in American English (ˌdɪsəˈluʃən) noun a dissolving or being dissolved ; specif., a. a breaking up or into parts; disintegration b. the termination, as of a business, association, or union c. the ending of life; death d. the dismissal of an assembly or adjournment of a meeting Word origin ME dissolucioun < L dissolutio dissolution in the Pharmaceutical Industry (dɪsəluʃən) noun (Pharmaceutical: Processes) Dissolution is the process of becoming dissolved. Stirring increases the dissolution rate of a substance. It is essential that the binder used in a tablet does not interfere with its dissolution rate in water. Dissolution is the process of becoming dissolved. Examples of 'dissolution' in a sentence dissolution Similar considerations apply when a coalition or minority government seeks a dissolution. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The researchers say the higher penalty for separation may be because divorced couples gain some happiness from the dissolution of their marriage. Times, Sunday Times (2007) What followed was dissolution, but the tantrum had its effect. Diane Purkiss The English Civil War: A People's History (2006) It is also a heart-rending account of the searing, slow dissolution of a marriage. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The death of her mother when she was 12, alienation from other members of her family and then a marriage dissolution. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Divorce still means the dissolution of a marriage, according to my dictionary, so if you are not married how on earth can you get divorced? Times, Sunday Times (2007) In other languages dissolution British English: dissolution NOUN Dissolution is the act of breaking up officially an organization or institution, or of formally ending a parliament. He stayed on until the dissolution of the firm. American English: dissolution Brazilian Portuguese: dissolução Chinese: 解散组织、议会等的 European Spanish: disolución French: dissolution German: Auflösung Italian: scioglimento Japanese: 解散 Korean: 해산 European Portuguese: dissolução Latin American Spanish: disolución 1 (noun) in the sense of ending Definition the act of officially breaking up an organization or institution He stayed on until the dissolution of the firm. Synonyms ending end She brought the interview to an abrupt end. finish I intend to see the job through to the finish. conclusion At the conclusion of the programme, viewers were invited to phone in. suspension the suspension of flights between London and Manchester dismissal termination adjournment The court ordered a four-month adjournment. disbandment discontinuation Opposites union , alliance , combination , coalition , unification , amalgamation 2 (noun) in the sense of breaking up Definition the act of officially ending a formal agreement, such as a marriage the dissolution of a marriage Synonyms breaking up parting Through a parting in the mist, we saw a huddle of buildings. divorce Some marriages do end in divorce. separation They agreed to a trial separation. disintegration 3 (noun) in the sense of disintegration the dissolution of traditional family life Synonyms disintegration fall decline Rome's decline in the fifth century. degradation the progressive degradation of the state degeneration the degeneration of our political system debasement instances of domination and debasement retrogression dégringolade (French) 4 (noun) in the sense of break-up Definition the formal ending of a meeting or assembly, such as a Parliament He called for the dissolution of the government. Synonyms break-up a marital break-up ending The film has a Hollywood happy ending. conclusion wind-up termination a dispute which led to the abrupt termination of trade cessation They would not agree to a cessation of hostilities. disbandment discontinuation 5 (noun) in the sense of corruption the corruption of manners, and dissolution of life Synonyms corruption excess He had led a life of excess. indulgence Sadly, constant indulgence can be a costly affair. depravity the absolute depravity that can exist in times of war debauchery The police were called to quell scenes of violence and debauchery. gluttony dissipation Her face was a revelation of age and dissipation. licentiousness moral licentiousness intemperance overindulgence His condition is the natural consequence of a lifetime's overindulgence. wantonness dissoluteness Additional synonyms in the sense of adjournment The court ordered a four-month adjournment. Synonyms postponement, delay, suspension, putting off, stay, recess, interruption, deferment, deferral, discontinuation, prorogation in the sense of cessation Definition an ending or pause They would not agree to a cessation of hostilities. Synonyms ceasing, ending, break, halt, halting, pause, suspension, interruption, respite, standstill, stoppage, termination, let-up (informal), remission, abeyance, discontinuance, stay, rest in the sense of conclusion Definition end or ending At the conclusion of the programme, viewers were invited to phone in. Synonyms end, ending, close, finish, completion, finale, termination, bitter end, result Nearby words of dissolution dissociate yourself from something or someone dissociation dissolute dissolution dissolve dissolve into or in something dissonance Synonyms of 'dissolution' dissolution Explore 'dissolution' in the dictionary
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