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Disjoin

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unconnected detached

Tending to disjoin separating disjoining

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Disjoining two fourths as the diazeutic tone which like that from F to G in modern music lay between

Disjoined separated

The act of disjoining or state of being disjoined separation

The act of disjoining or the state of being disjoined

To tear limb from limb to dilacerate to disjoin member from member to tear or cut in pieces to break up

To separate from fellowship or union to disunite to disjoin as to dissociate the particles of a concrete substance

To destroy the union of to divide to part to sever to disjoin to sunder to separate as to disunite particles of matter

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