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divorce(encyclopedia)
divorce(2)(dictionary)
divorce(1)(dictionary)
Divorce(medicine)
Divorce(law)
NO-FAULT DIVORCE(law)
divorce 2, verb(dictionary)
divorce 1, noun(dictionary)
GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE(law)

neutrophilopenia (medicine) and divorce(2) (iou)


neutrophilopenia (medicine)


neutrophilopenia


Synonym: neutropenia.

Origin: neutrophil + G. Penia, poverty


divorce(2) (iou)



Divorce verb. LME.
[Old & mod. French divorcer from late Latin divortiare, from divortium: see Divorce noun.]
verb trans. Legally dissolve the Marriage of (a husband and wife); separate (a spouse) by Divorce from. Freq. in pass. LME.
Shakespeare 3 Henry VI I here Divorce myself Both from thy table, Henry, and thy bed.
verb trans. Obtain a Divorce from (a husband or wife). LME.
O. Manning Quintin is married already and his wife won't Divorce him.
verb trans. fig. Separate, sever, detach, (from). LME.
R. Niebuhr If a socialist commonwealth should succeed in divorcing privilege from power.
verb trans. Dissolve (a Marriage or union). arch. L16.
verb trans. fig. Put away, remove, dispel; repudiate. arch. L16.
Shakespeare Richard II The man That would Divorce this terror from my heart.
verb intrans. Legally dissolve one's Marriage, obtain a Divorce. M17.
J. Cheever She had left me twice beforethe second time, we divorced and then remarried.
divorceable adjective M17.
divorcement noun the action of divorcing; the fact of being divorced; (a) complete separation: E16.
divorcer noun E17.