dissociate (or ci as shi)

pa. par. of di ocio =to break up a friendship: dis = away, apart, and socius =a companion.] Separated, di evered, disunited. "Whom I will not suffre to be di ociate or di euered from me." -Udall : John xiv. dis-sō-çi-āte (or çi as shi), v. t. [DISSOCIATE, a.] To separate, to disunite, to part. "To consociate men by art that are naturally di ociated."-Cudworth: Intell . System , p. 893. *dis-sō-çi-at-ed (or çi as shl), pa . par . or a. [DISSOCIATEΕ, υ.] dis-sō-çi-at-ing (or çi as shi), pr. par., a. & 8. [DISSOCIATE, ν.] A. & B. As pr . par. & particip. adj .: (See the verb.) C. As subst.: The act of separating, disuniting, or parting; di ociation.