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The act of dissolving, or changing from a solid to a liquid state; the state of undergoing liquefaction.
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The substance formed by dissolving a body in a menstruum; a solution.
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Separation into parts, especially into elementary or minute parts; disintegration; decomposition or resolution of natural structure, as of animal or vegetable substances. Specifically
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Death; the separation of soul and body.
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Separation of the parts which compose a connected system or body: as, the dissolution of nature; the dissolution of government.
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The process of retrogression or degeneration: opposed to evolution.
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The breaking up of an assembly or association of any kind, or the bringing of its existence to an end: as, a dissolution of Parliament, or of a partnership; the dissolution of the English monasteries under Henry VIII.
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The act of relaxing or weakening; enervation; looseness or laxity, as of manners; dissipation; dissoluteness.
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The determination of the requisites of a mathematical problem.
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Synonyms and Termination, destruction, ruin.
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Recess, prorogation, etc. See adjournment.