Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective not connected or associated.
- adjective (Chem.) diffusing independently in a fluid; -- said of ions or molecules which may form relatively stable associated structures. Opposite of
associated .
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
dissociate .
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Examples
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When two powers agree to settle a dispute legally by arbitration, it is preferable that they should not first have to discuss details of the organization of the tribunal or of procedure. such discussion can easily become a source of friction which, although completely dissociated from the dispute itself, makes settlement of the dispute that much more difficult.
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So grows and has grown the Canadian boy in his colonial status, dissociated from the history of the world, cut off from the larger patriotism, colourless in his ideas.
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Her feelings in writing were dissociated from the idea of gain; and she would neither personally interfere to secure what she
Memoirs, Correspondence and Poetical Remains of Jane Taylor 1832
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They should have dissociated from the US a long time ago as it was evident as long as a decade ago that the US’s economic situation was not a viable one.
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They should have dissociated from the US a long time ago as it was evident as long as a decade ago that the US’s economic situation was not a viable one.
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They should have dissociated from the US a long time ago as it was evident as long as a decade ago that the US’s economic situation was not a viable one.
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"I think it's the exception rather than the rule that offline and online identities are 'dissociated' from each other," Mr. Suler went on.
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"I think it's the exception rather than the rule that offline and online identities are 'dissociated' from each other," Mr. Suler went on.
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This may seem trivial compared with the high drama of 'saving the world'; but if this analysis is correct, our underlying problem is being 'dissociated', and we ought to be asking constantly how we restore a sense of association with the material place and time and climate we inhabit and are part of.
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"I think it's the exception rather than the rule that offline and online identities are 'dissociated' from each other," Mr. Suler went on.
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