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Often used in the same context:
disbandment,
breakup,
disintegration,
annulment,
formation,
reversion,
reformation,
adjournment,
consociational,
incorporation,
invalidation,
nullification,
expulsion,
reconvening,
crystallisation,
revocation,
ratification,
ouster,
demise,
dismissal,
promulgation,
abrogation,
divorce,
legitimation,
secession,
trifurcation,
reorganization,
continuance,
liquidation,
amalgamation,
rejection,
convening,
devolvement,
postponement,
resignation,
separation,
abolition,
relinquishment,
disqualification,
bifurcation,
disestablishment,
trichotomy,
regicide,
parliamentarianism,
eviction,
disinheritance,
withdrawal,
removal,
unification,
impeachment,
protraction,
dethronement,
confederal,
abolishment,
renunciation,
crystallization,
termination,
federalisation,
initialling,
reassessment,
degeneration,
closure,
joinder,
referendum,
decree absolute,
prorogation,
synodical,
impregnation,
codification,
ejectment,
gazetting,
decree nisi,
discontinuance,
elections,
redefinition,
realignment,
pullout,
abdication,
remarriage,
reevaluation,
coalescence,
reconsideration,
purgation,
cohabitation,
dissipation,
reargument,
inquorate,
ruination,
emasculation,
nullity,
quadripartite,
recission,
vitiation,
bonapartism,
renegotiation,
destabilization,
renewal,
accession,
enosis,
merger,
cooptation,
ossification,
disappearance,
dismemberment,
extinction,
overthrow,
erasure,
resumption,
abandonment,
annihilation,
banishment,
closing,
repeal,
deportation,
dismantling,
antonine,
chalcolithic,
datable,
hadrianic,
postclassic,
postmedieval,
romanobritish,
achaemenid,
ancient,
asokan,
aurignacian,
conjunctural,
depositional,
flavian,
georgian,
holocene,
jacobean,
mesolithic,
mousterian
More specific:
annulment,
fibrinolysis,
invalidation,
lysis
Appears in the definition of:
bacteriolysis,
cis,
commonwealth of independent states,
consociate,
cytolytic,
divorce,
divorcement,
karyolysis,
lysis,
necrolysis,
ottoman,
ottoman dynasty
More general:
action,
activity,
conclusion,
ending,
intemperance,
intemperateness,
natural action,
natural process,
self-indulgence,
termination
Synonyms:
adjournment,
breakup,
disintegration,
dissipation,
licentiousness,
profligacy
Also try:
— Adjectives for dissolution:
complete,
marital,
final,
own,
immediate,
total,
rapid,
gradual,
speedy,
voluntary,
partial,
more...
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