disjection (Meaning)
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disjection (n.)
Destruction; dispersion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disjection
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
disjection Sentence Examples
- The disjection of the shattered glass created a mesmerizing pattern on the floor.
- The disjection of their friendship was a source of great sadness for both parties.
- The disjection of the family's bond was caused by a misunderstanding that could not be resolved.
- The disjection of the company's assets during the bankruptcy proceedings left many creditors empty-handed.
- The disjection of the patient's medical history made it difficult for the doctor to provide proper care.
- The disjection of the evidence at the crime scene made it challenging for the police to solve the case.
- The disjection of the professor's lecture notes made it impossible for the students to understand the material.
- The disjection of the artist's creative process led to a series of unconventional and thought-provoking works.
- The disjection of the politician's statements caused a great deal of confusion and distrust among the electorate.
- The disjection of the athlete's training schedule resulted in a significant decrease in their performance.
FAQs About the word disjection
Destruction; dispersion.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The disjection of the shattered glass created a mesmerizing pattern on the floor.
The disjection of their friendship was a source of great sadness for both parties.
The disjection of the family's bond was caused by a misunderstanding that could not be resolved.
The disjection of the company's assets during the bankruptcy proceedings left many creditors empty-handed.
