dispersal in Latin
dispersal in Latin is dissipātiō — dispersal means the act of scattering people or things over a wide area, or the state of being scattered.
dispersal in Latin
dissipātiō
The act or result of dispersing or scattering; dispersion.
What does "dispersal" mean?
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noun The act of scattering people or things over a wide area, or the state of being scattered.
"Police ordered the dispersal of the crowd after the match."
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dispersal in a sentence
- Police ordered the dispersal of the crowd after the match.
- Wind aids the dispersal of seeds far from the parent plant.
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What is "dispersal" in Latin?
"dispersal" in Latin is dissipātiō. dispersal means: The act of scattering people or things over a wide area, or the state of being scattered.
How do you use "dispersal" in a sentence?
Example: "Police ordered the dispersal of the crowd after the match." In Latin, "dispersal" is dissipātiō.
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