Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɪntəˌɡreɪtɪŋ/
verb to break or fall apart into small pieces; to decay or deteriorate
A1 The old book is disintegrating.
A2 The abandoned building is slowly disintegrating.
B1 The relationship between the two friends is disintegrating due to lack of communication.
B2 The fabric of the sofa is disintegrating after years of use.
C1 The political party is disintegrating as members resign and form new alliances.
C2 The once powerful empire is disintegrating under the weight of internal strife and external pressure.
adjective in the process of breaking or falling apart; decaying
A1 The old book was disintegrating from years of neglect.
A2 The disintegrating bridge was no longer safe to cross.
B1 The disintegrating relationship between the two countries led to tensions.
B2 The disintegrating economy was causing widespread unemployment.
C1 The disintegrating political system was in need of major reform.
C2 The disintegrating infrastructure was a serious threat to public safety.
formal The ancient manuscript is disintegrating due to years of neglect and improper storage.
informal My old sneakers are disintegrating, I need to buy a new pair soon.
slang The party was so wild, I felt like I was disintegrating by the end of the night.
figurative The team's chemistry is disintegrating as tensions rise among the members.
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