disjoin (Meaning)
disjoin (v)
make disjoint, separated, or disconnected; undo the joining of
become separated, disconnected or disjoint
disjoin (v. t.)
To part; to disunite; to separate; to sunder.
disjoin (v. i.)
To become separated; to part.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disjoin
Synonyms:
- fracture
- cut off
- bisect
- dissect
- halve
- partition
- break
- fractionalize
- cleave
- insulate
- untie
- rend
- segment
- dichotomize
- sequester
- rive
- bifurcate
- disengage
- tear
- disassemble
- quarter
- trisect
- rupture
- disentangle
- segregate
- fragmentate
- rip
- seclude
- unravel
- disintegrate
- fractionate
- fragmentize
- rift
- break down
Antonyms:
disjoin Sentence Examples
- The abrupt disconnection of the power grid caused a massive blackout in the city.
- The couple's opposing views on child-rearing disjoined their marital bond.
- The earthquake's violent tremors disjoined the once-solid rock formations.
- Scientists are studying the factors that disjoin stem cells into specialized cells.
- The company's decision to disjoin its operations in different regions led to a loss of market share.
- The disjunction of the internet connection resulted in disrupted online services and communication.
- The use of a semicolon can disjoin two grammatically independent clauses in a sentence.
- The scientist's experiment disjoined the elements of a compound into their constituent parts.
- The surgical procedure disjoined the damaged bone from the rest of the skeletal structure.
- The disjointed narrative style of the novel made it challenging for readers to follow the plot.
FAQs About the word disjoin
make disjoint, separated, or disconnected; undo the joining of, become separated, disconnected or disjointTo part; to disunite; to separate; to sunder., To beco
divide, disconnect, split, separate, dissociate, dissolve, pull, part, decouple, disassociate
unite,join, unite, combine, link, join, unify, link, unify, combine
The abrupt disconnection of the power grid caused a massive blackout in the city.
The couple's opposing views on child-rearing disjoined their marital bond.
The earthquake's violent tremors disjoined the once-solid rock formations.
Scientists are studying the factors that disjoin stem cells into specialized cells.
