disassociate
[dis-uh-soh-shee-eyt, -see-]
Origin of disassociate
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separation, hostility, disunity, schism, alienation, disaffection, division, withholding, divorce, withdrawal, leave, split, breach, removal, parting, leaving, disassociation, antagonizationExamples from the Web for disassociation
Contemporary Examples of disassociation
Her disassociation with the feminist label and its negative connotations just boils down to semantics.
Historical Examples of disassociation
Suppose that we have made it impossible by disassociation from them to feed their greed.
Freedom's BattleMahatma Gandhi
But this union and disassociation is just what occurs as the foundation of respiration.
The Story of the Living MachineH. W. Conn
With the work done he became conscious of a feeling of disassociation from the surroundings in which he had so long been at home.
The SpendersHarry Leon Wilson
Perhaps the psychologists of the book will find fault with my way of using the phrase, "disassociation of personality."
Before AdamJack London
Sidis defines Hypnosis as the disassociation of the superior and inferior nerve centers.
Modern Religious Cults and MovementsGaius Glenn Atkins
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