Dissociate
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 144
dis-sfl's hi-ilt, v.t. to separate from a society or company to disunite — Di ociation [L. dis, asunder, and socio, to unite. See Social.] Di oluble, dis'ol-u-bl, ndj., di olvable —n. Di olubility, capacity of being di olved. Di olute, dis'ol-ut, adj loose, esp in morals — lewd licentious adv Dl 'olutoly.— «. DiSS'- olutenesa. [See Di olve.]
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