dissociative (disoshiativ)

[ is Far di ite from this world of ours, wherein we ever Holland , tr. of Camden's Britain, p. 46. di ociability (di-so-shia-bil'i-ti), n. priv. + sociability .] 1. Want of sociability. War burton. [Rare.] -2. Capability of being di ociated. di ociable (di-so's hia-bl), a. [ di ocia ble, unsociable, di ociable, They came in two by two, though matched in the most di ociable manner, and mingled together in a kind of dance. Add is on, Vision of Public Credit. Not only all falsehood is incongruous to a divine mi ion, but is di ociable with all truth. War burton , Sermons, iii.