Dissolution

What do we mean by dissolution?

Decomposition into fragments or parts; disintegration. noun

Indulgence in sensual pleasures; debauchery. noun

Termination or extinction by disintegration or dispersion. noun

Extinction of life; death. noun

Annulment or termination of a formal or legal bond or relationship. noun

Formal dismissal of an assembly or legislature. noun

Reduction to a liquid form; liquefaction. noun

The act of dissolving, or changing from a solid to a liquid state; the state of undergoing liquefaction. noun

The substance formed by dissolving a body in a menstruum; a solution. noun

Separation into parts, especially into elementary or minute parts; disintegration; decomposition or resolution of natural structure, as of animal or vegetable substances. Specifically noun

Death; the separation of soul and body. noun

Separation of the parts which compose a connected system or body: as, the dissolution of nature; the dissolution of government. noun

The process of retrogression or degeneration: opposed to evolution. noun

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. noun

The act of relaxing or weakening; enervation; looseness or laxity, as of manners; dissipation; dissoluteness. noun

The determination of the requisites of a mathematical problem. noun

Synonyms and Termination, destruction, ruin. noun

Recess, prorogation, etc. See adjournment. noun

The act of dissolving, sundering, or separating into component parts; separation. noun

Change from a solid to a fluid state; solution by heat or moisture; liquefaction; melting. noun

The termination of an organized body or legislative assembly, especially a formal dismissal.

Disintegration, or decomposition into fragments.

Dissolving, or going into solution.

The quality of being dissolute.

Words that are spelled similarly to dissolution:
dissolution, dissilition, dissolutions, dissolutive, redissolution.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dissolution:
monasteries, antilles, priory, viii, czechoslovakia, ussr, soviet, abbey, privatization, yugoslavia, cromwell, monastic, honours, dissolved, abbot, reformation, parliament, manor, union, montenegro, constituent, monarchy, confederation, empire, granted, surrendered, referendum, assembly, czech, crown, serbia, legislature, henry, ottoman, monastery, marriage, federation, election, ukraine, lands, partnership, constitution, netherlands, successor, coalition, constitutional, demolished, republic, constituency, socialist.

Words that rhyme with dissolution:
solution, resolution, revolution, evolution, institution, distribution, constitution, retribution, substitution, contribution, execution, pollution, restitution, attribution, persecution, absolution, diminution, devolution, prosecution, elocution, lilliputian, convolution, dilution, destitution, electrocution, prostitution, crucian, andalusian, aleutian, binomial distribution, lucian, air pollution, confucian, industrial revolution, counterrevolution, mental institution, french revolution, water pollution, poisson distribution, english revolution, redistribution, conjugate solution, glorious revolution, chinese revolution, noise pollution, american revolution, october revolution, normal distribution, green revolution, bloodless revolution, house of prostitution, saline solution, russian revolution, financial institution, writ of execution, phosphate buffer solution, frequency distribution, colloidal solution, delusions of persecution, educational institution, february revolution, stay of execution, united states constitution, depository financial institution, sound pollution, joint resolution, thrift institution, aqueous solution, emergent evolution, medical institution, isotonic solution, bernoulli distribution, correctional institution, buffer solution, penal institution, mexican revolution, solid solution, ellipsoid of revolution, sample distribution, technological revolution, theory of organic evolution, heat of solution, genetic constitution, lending institution, primary solid solution, theory of evolution, concurrent execution, instrument of execution, boucher in, douche in, fuchsia in, hu shin, ku shun, lucia in, separate from solution, shooshan, su shun, touche in.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dissolution:
complete, marital, final, own, immediate, total, rapid, gradual, speedy, voluntary, partial, general, anodic, double, sudden, early, impending, formal, eventual, ultimate, slow, selective, physical, subsequent, possible, universal, further, actual, legal, premature, inevitable, utter, imminent, progressive, moral, internal, entire, reductive, chemical, virtual, involuntary, judicial, preferential, acid, cosmic, temporary, abrupt, peaceful, metal, violent, active, consequent, forcible, threatened, simultaneous, incongruent, electrochemical, instant, crystal, absolute, apparent, official, self, corporate, automatic, spontaneous, permanent, congruent, incomplete, extensive, easy, near, oxidative, enhanced, parliamentary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dissolution:
mansion, house, period, things, precipitation, rate, contexts, factors, deposits, building, date, farmhouse, history, layers, times, context, transformation, buildings, use.

Consonant match to dissolution:
desolation, dissilition.

Words that sound like dissolution:
dissolution, desolation, disillusion, dissolutions, distillation, tessellation, tesselation, disclusion, disillusioned, devolution, deceleration, disillusions, desolations, dilution, dessication, decillion, demolition, dissension, decimation, disection, descension, desiccation, decession, depilation, disallowing, discession, decollation, discussion, resolution, delusion, deletion, discoloration, dismission, tessellations, delation, disallowance, dissimilation, discolouration, diesel engine, divulsion, distillations, depulsion, diskussion, desolating, isolation, absolution, insulation, oscillation, vacillation, insolation, decision, deception, dissection, destitution, desition, dissipation, dissention, discission, demolision, dislodging, disinflation, disillusioning, disobliging, despoliation, dysfunction, disfunction, disjunction, discipline, disposition, discretion, dissertation, dilation, depletion, deflation, dissolute, dissociation, diminution, titillation, disaffection, diocletian, dispassion, dispossession, dissuasion, distension, irresolution, dilutions, desaturation, acylation, dissilient, dissolutely, desflurane, disliken, disulfiram, divulgation.