Pronunciation: /dɪsəˈluːʃən/
noun the act or process of dissolving or ending something, such as a partnership or organization
A1 The dissolution of sugar in water creates a sweet solution.
A2 The dissolution of the partnership was amicable, with both parties agreeing to part ways.
B1 The dissolution of the marriage was a long and painful process for both individuals.
B2 The dissolution of the company was announced in a press release, citing financial difficulties.
C1 The dissolution of the government led to a period of uncertainty and political instability.
C2 The dissolution of the treaty was met with international condemnation and diplomatic fallout.
formal The dissolution of the partnership was finalized after months of negotiations.
informal Their breakup led to the dissolution of their friendship.
slang I heard Mark and Sarah had a messy split, resulting in the dissolution of their relationship.
figurative The dissolution of trust between them was evident in their strained interactions.
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