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etween Church and State is not recognized. 2 section,
compartment, segment; partition, separation: Egg crates have
144 divisions. 3 branch, department, sector, section, unit,
group, arm; part, set, category, class, classification: The
textile division of the company lost money last year. 4
boundary (line), border, borderline, frontier, margin, line,
dividing line: Where is the division between good and evil? 5
discord, disagreement, upset, conflict, strife, disunity,
disunion: The issue of equal rights has led to much division
within the movement.
divorce n. 1 separation, split, split-up, dissolution, severance,
disunion, break-up: Their divorce after twenty years surprised
everyone.
--v. 2 separate, divide, split (up), part, sever, detach,
dissociate, disassociate; dissolve: A splinter group has
divorced itself from the main party. We were divorced last year.
dizzy adj. 1 giddy, vertiginous, light-headed, faint, dazed,
tottering, unsteady, reeling, tipsy, Colloq woozy: I felt dizzy
after going down the helter-skelter. 2 confused, silly, giddy,
empty-headed, scatterbrained, muddled, befuddled, flighty,
feather-headed, feather-brained, rattle-brained, hare-brained,
frivolous: He is dizzy with power.
4.4 dock...
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dock n. 1 wharf, pier, berth, jetty, quay: We went to the dock to
see them off.
--v. 2 (drop) anchor, berth, tie up, moor, land, put in: The
ship docks at noon.
doctor n. 1 physician, medical practitioner, M.D., general
practitioner, G.P., Colloq medic, medico, doc, sawbones, bones:
You ought to see a doctor about that cough.
--v. 2 treat, attend, medicate; cure, heal; practise medicine:
She knows very little about doctoring children, in spite of
having worked as a general practitioner. 3 mend, repair, patch