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separation, breaking up, breaking down, collapse, undoing: Much
ill will attended the dissolution of our marriage. 2
destruction, decomposition, decay, ruin, overthrow, dissolving,
disbandment, dismissal, dispersal, disorganization,
discontinuation; adjournment, ending, end, termination,
conclusion, finish: A vote of no confidence led to the
dissolution of Parliament.
dissolve v. 1 melt (away), liquefy, disperse, disintegrate, diffuse,
decompose, thaw (out), fuse, deliquesce; sublime; vanish,
disappear, fade (away), diminish, decline, peter out: Dissolve
one tablet in water. The sugar dissolved in the tea. 2
collapse, break into, melt into: She dissolved into tears
whenever he shouted at her. 3 break up, disperse, dismiss,
terminate, finish, conclude, adjourn, recess, disband, wind up;
liquidate: We took a vote and dissolved the meeting.
distance n. 1 remoteness, space, gap, interval, mileage, footage,
stretch: What is the distance from here to your house? 2
aloofness, detachment, reserve, coolness, haughtiness, hauteur,
stiffness, rigidity: He maintains a distance between himself
and the servants.
--v. 3 separate, detach, dissociate, disassociate: She
distanced herself from her students.
distant adj. 1 far, far-off, remote, far-away, long-way-off; removed:
The creature said he had come from a distant star. 2 away, off:
The ship is ten miles distant. 3 aloof, detached, reserved,
cool, cold, haughty, standoffish, unapproachable, inaccessible,
withdrawn, reticent, ceremonious, formal, stiff, rigid, frigid,
unfriendly: You find him warm, but I think him very distant.
distaste n. 1 dislike, disfavour, antipathy, disrelish, disinclination;
dissatisfaction, displeasure, discontentment: You know of my
distaste for cocktail parties. 2 aversion, revulsion, disgust,
nausea, abhorrence, loathing, repugnance, horror: She has a
distinct distaste for avocado pears.
distasteful
adj. disgusting, revolting, sick-making, nauseating, nauseous,
repugnant, repulsive, loathsome, fulsome, nasty, disagreeable,
foul, off-putting, unpalatable, obnoxious, objectionable,