Disinvestiture

Act of depriving of investiture. Disjection, n. [Lat. disjectio, from disjicio, dixjectus dis, and jacio, to cast.] A casting down or di ipating. Disjoin', v. a. Fr. disjoindre, from Lat. disjungo.] To separate what has been joined; to part asunder; to disunite; to sever; to detach. "Together we had liv'd; ev'n not in death disjoin'd ." - Dryden. IMG:content-0631.png:[blocks in formation] "Let both worlds disjoint , and all things suffer."-Shaks. Disjointedne , n . State of being disjointed. Dis jointly, adv . Separately.