dissevering
11dissever — late 13c., from Anglo Fr. deseverer, O.Fr. dessevrer (10c.), from des (see DIS (Cf. dis )) + sevrer (see SEVER (Cf. sever)). Related: Dissevered; dissevering; disseverance; disseveration …
12dissociation — n. Disunion, separation, severance, serving, dividing, disjoining, dissevering, parting, sundering, detachment, disconnection …
13dissociation — n disunion, separation, division; severance, disjunction, dissevering; disconnection, detachment; sundering, parting, splitting, dividing; divorce, break, cleavage, rupture, rift, split …
14divergence — n 1. spreading, spreading apart, coming apart, opening, opening up, radiating, flying off, divaricating, forking, parting, branching off; dividing, separating, subdividing, ramifying, disuniting, divorcing; severing, dissevering, cleaving, riving …
15divergent — adj 1. centrifugal, radial, spreading, spreading apart, coming apart, opening, opening up, radiating, flying off, divaricating, branching off; dividing, separating, subdividing, forking, parting, branching, branched, furcate, bifurcating,… …
16disseverance — “+ noun Etymology: Middle English deseveraunce, disseveraunce, from Middle French dessevrance, from dessevrer + ance : the act of dissevering : the state of being dissevered : separation complete selfishness and disseverance from anything that… …
17disseverment — dissevˈerance, disseverāˈtion or dissevˈerment noun A dissevering or parting • • • Main Entry: ↑dissever …
18dis|sev|er|ance — «dih SEHV uhr uhns», noun. the act or fact of dissevering; separation …
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