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dissolve

[dih-zolv] / dɪˈzɒlv /




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"Worries about work, family, friendships and romances, about needing to lose weight or gain weight or exercise more. I think those moments dissolved even that last tiny bit of prejudice I still had."

From BBC

Germany is proof that countries don’t instantly dissolve when deprived of the crutch of triumphalist heritage.

From Salon

Researchers have found that microplastics drifting through rivers, lakes, and oceans constantly release a complex blend of dissolved organic chemicals into the water.

From Science Daily

To avoid collapse after the Soviet Union dissolved, Cuba opened to foreign investment and adopted tepid reforms.

From The Wall Street Journal

But that goal is facing a new hurdle after Thailand's prime minister dissolved parliament this month, putting the bill on hold.

From Barron's