verb
disgregate
Disgregate (verb) means to spread out or break up in different directions.
verb
1
To spread out or break up in different directions.
2
To break something down into its separate parts.
3
In old theories of vision, to make light rays spread apart, or more loosely, to dazzle or blur someone's sight.
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Etymology
First attested in 1593; borrowed from Latin disgregātus, perfect passive participle of disgregō, see -ate (verb-forming suffix).
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What is the meaning of disgregate?
"disgregate" (verb) means to spread out or break up in different directions.
What is the opposite of disgregate?
Opposites of "disgregate" include congregate, assemble.
What are the different meanings of disgregate?
"disgregate" has 3 main meanings: 1. To spread out or break up in different directions; 2. To break something down into its separate parts; 3. In old theories of vision, to make light rays spread apart, or more loosely, to dazzle or blur someone's sight.
