dissolve /di-zolvˈ/

1. To (cause to) go into solution
2. To (cause to) become liquid, to melt
3. To separate or break up and disperse
4. To terminate or dismiss (an assembly, such as Parliament) or be terminated or dismissed

1. To annul or terminate (eg a partnership or marriage)
2. To resolve (eg doubts or riddles; archaic)

1. To collapse or subside emotionally, eg into tears
2. To break up
3. To waste away
4. To fade away
5. To fade out one scene gradually while replacing it with another (also noun; film and TV)

dissolvabilˈity noun

dissolvˈable adjective

Capable of being dissolved

• assentive
• assentiveness
• assentivenesses
• assentor
• assentors
• assents
• assert
• assertable
• asserted
• asserter
• asserters
• asserting
• assertion
• assertions
• assertive
• assertively
• assertiveness
• assertivenesses
• assert oneself
• assertor
• assertors
• assertory
• asserts
• asses
• asses' bridge