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The action or process of being separated into two or more parts or pieces

The decline, end or disintegration of (something)

A formal act of annulling or putting an end to

The action of formally ending or dismissing an assembly, partnership, or official body

The action or process of being dissolved

To die, or depart from mortal life

The act or state of indulging in a debauched lifestyle

Immorality, or an act of immorality or sacrilege

The gradual destruction or diminution of something

An act or state of disappearing from view

A detailed examination of the elements or structure of something

An event or enterprise that ends disastrously or humiliatingly

The state of being disorganized or in disarray

The act of leaving or departing a place

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Noun

The action or process of being separated into two or more parts or pieces

fractionalization

parting of the ways

disentanglement

departmentalizing

fragmentization

decentralisation^UK

decentralization^US

judicial separation

official separation

dissolution of marriage

disconnectedness

differentiation

atomic reaction

nuclear fission

splitting the atom

demassification

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“The Imperial Rescript of Giilhane remained the basic program for reforms and modernization until the dissolution of the empire.”

Noun

The decline, end or disintegration of (something)

falling to pieces

disestablishment

economic decline

negative growth

loss of prosperity

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“The following four years of political struggle between Yeltsin and Gorbachev played a large role in the dissolution of the USSR.”

Noun

A formal act of annulling or putting an end to

cancellation^UK

discontinuation

doing away with

utter destruction.

total destruction

thing of the past

severe measures

razing to the ground

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“They turned a blind eye to the core problem, which was the dissolution of the rule of law and the dismantling of the institutions and mechanisms of democracy.”

Noun

The action of formally ending or dismissing an assembly, partnership, or official body

discontinuation

disestablishment

cancellation^UK

screeching halt

immobilisation^UK

immobilization^US

disconnectedness

end of the line

lack of coherence

Mexican standoff

breathing space

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“Inclusivity and the dissolution of elitism in the arts has been an emerging feature throughout the evolution of museum and gallery buildings.”

Noun

The action or process of being dissolved

“Biovermiculation is limestone erosion and dissolution caused by bacteria over time in the form of pitting and etching.”

Noun

To die, or depart from mortal life

departure from life

kicking the bucket

crossing the great divide

deathlike state

buying the farm

loss of prosperity

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“She believed that her illness would ultimately be the cause of her dissolution.”

Noun

The act or state of indulging in a debauched lifestyle

self-indulgence

demoralization^US

overconsumption

self-gratification

demoralisation^UK

intemperateness

lack of restraint

lack of self-control

dishonourableness

pleasure-seeking

unrighteousness

irresponsibility

presumptuousness

lack of principles

lack of control

immoral behaviour

unwholesomeness

going to hell in handbasket

life in the fast lane

extreme behaviour

antisocial behavior

pursuit of pleasure

lack of self-restraint

four-letter word

promiscuousness

uninhibitedness

sleeping around

lack of sexual discrimination

thoughtlessness

sexual deviation

pleasures of the flesh

spontaneousness

lightheartedness

life in fast lane

gross indecency

indecent behaviour

sexual attractiveness

lack of inhibition

careless freedom

irreligiousness

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“Luxury and lavish living were seen as the causes, moral decay and dissolution as the consequences.”

Noun

Immorality, or an act of immorality or sacrilege

irreligiousness

unrighteousness

sacrilegiousness

unscrupulousness

mischievousness

contemptibility

disreputableness

underhandedness

dishonourableness

smallmindedness

disgracefulness

contemptibleness

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Noun

The gradual destruction or diminution of something

desedimentation

slow destruction

natural wastage

ravages of time

being eaten away

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Noun

An act or state of disappearing from view

Noun

A detailed examination of the elements or structure of something

critical thinking

characterization

experimentation

fishing expedition

cross-examination

way of thinking

critical analysis

superintendence

research and development

differentiation

scientific method

background information

scientific methodology

close examination

scientific research

systematic investigation

scientific investigation

learning new things

in-depth assessment

in-depth analysis

in-depth examination

in-depth investigation

critical investigation

critical examination

data interpretation

reconsideration

investigation into

careful examination

trial and error

demystification

differentiating

acquiring new skills

updating one's knowledge

acquiring new knowledge

learning something new

developing new skills

mastering new skills

acquiring new information

learning new facts

after-action review

telling the difference

overall picture

textual criticism

lower criticism

literary criticism

feasibility study

two cents worth

where one is at

viability study

personal feeling

sneaking suspicion

piece of research

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Noun

An event or enterprise that ends disastrously or humiliatingly

pig's breakfast

poor performance

unsuccessfulness

flash in the pan

comedy of errors

Charlie Foxtrot

lack of success

coming to nothing

falling through

dumb thing to do

dog's breakfast

cluster foxtrot

falling to pieces

disorganization^US

disorganisation^UK

dissatisfaction

fall from grace

disillusionment

impecuniousness

lowering of status

box-office bomb

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Noun

The state of being disorganized or in disarray

disorganization^US

unconnectedness

miscoordination

topsy-turviness

pig's breakfast

dog's breakfast

three-ring circus

an omnishambles

discombobulation

all hell broken loose

topsy-turvyness

state of confusion

state of untidiness

troublesome situation

place of disorder

utter confusion

mess and a half

disorganisation^UK

alarums and excursions

hustle and bustle

Sturm und Drang

scene of confusion

hell broke loose

ungovernableness

uncontrollability

breach of the peace

fuss and bother

all hell breaking loose

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Noun

The act of leaving or departing a place

sailing off into the sunset

taking a powder

bolt for freedom

vacation of a place

withdrawal from

disappearance from

going absent without leave

taking French leave

hasty departure

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