discompany Synonyms

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discompany Meaning

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discompany (v. t.)

To free from company; to dissociate.

discompany Sentence Examples

  1. The discompany of their friendship left a void in both of their lives.
  2. The news of his discompany sent shockwaves through the community.
  3. The two friends had been inseparable for years, but a falling out led to their discompany.
  4. The discompany between the two groups was evident from their conflicting viewpoints.
  5. The couple's discompany was a sad ending to what had once been a loving relationship.
  6. The discompany of their partnership left them both feeling lost and alone.
  7. The discompany between the two companies was a major setback for the project.
  8. The discompany of their alliance left them vulnerable to attack from their enemies.
  9. The discompany of their agreement led to a lengthy and costly legal battle.
  10. The discompany of their association was a major disappointment for all involved.

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To free from company; to dissociate.

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The discompany of their friendship left a void in both of their lives.

The news of his discompany sent shockwaves through the community.

The two friends had been inseparable for years, but a falling out led to their discompany.

The discompany between the two groups was evident from their conflicting viewpoints.