Disjoin
Pronunciation: /ˈdɪsdʒɔɪn/
Disjoin (verb)
- To separate things that were joined together, so they are no longer connected.
- To disconnect something from a set or system, so it no longer belongs with the others.
- In logic, to treat two statements as alternatives rather than both being true at the same time.
Examples
- The technician disjoins the parts carefully.
- The teacher disjoins the sentence into smaller parts.