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US /dɪsˈbænd/ UK /dɪsˈbænd/
Freq #28319

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Synonyms
1 verb · to break up an organized... dissolvebreak updisperse
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Word family
Forms disbanding
Derived forms disbander
Related forms disbandmentdemobilize

Etymology

From Middle French desbander, formed from des-, 'apart,' + bande, 'band or troop,' ultimately related to the idea of binding. English disband originally meant to release troops from their organized band and later broadened to any organized group.

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