verb
disjoin
Disjoin (verb) means to split apart, or pull two things away from each other.
verb
1
To split apart, or pull two things away from each other.
2
To come apart from something else.
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Etymology
Came into English via Middle English disjoynen, from Old French desjoindre, from Latin disiungere ("to separate"), from dis-, di- ("apart") and iungere ("to join"). It is equivalent to dis- plus join.
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What is the meaning of disjoin?
"disjoin" (verb) means to split apart, or pull two things away from each other.
What is another word for disjoin?
Other words for "disjoin" include disjoint.
What is the opposite of disjoin?
The opposite of "disjoin" is join.
What are the different meanings of disjoin?
"disjoin" has 2 main meanings: 1. To split apart, or pull two things away from each other; 2. To come apart from something else.
