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      disintegration
      noun
      total destruction
      the spontaneous disintegration of a radioactive substance along with the emission of ionizing radiation
      separation into component parts
      a loss (or serious disruption) of organization in some system
      in a decomposed state
      Roots
      disdis- · Latin · apart, notinteger-integr · Latin · whole, untouched
      Synonyms for disintegration
      dissolutionndecayndecompositionnbreakupndilapidationnruinationnfragmentationndestructionncollapsenatomizationndegradationncrumblingvdisbandmentn
      Words related to disintegration
      annihilationndisintegratingvphotodisintegratevredissolutionndisintegratedvdisintegrativeadjimplosionnspinthariscopedisintegratesvimplodingvdissolvingndisjectionndeteriorationndissolutionistdisunionndisgregationndegenerationnobliterationnimplosivelyadvdeteriorationistdegeneracyndownfallnfragmentizationnbreakdownnbalkanizationnincorruptiveadjhistolysis

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