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disband - Dictionary definition and meaning for disband

DISBAND

  • (verb) stop functioning or cohering as a unit

    "The political wing of the party dissolved after much internal fighting"

    synonyms : dissolve

  • (verb) cause to break up or cease to function

    "the principal disbanded the political student organization"

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Mnemonics for disband

  • (Tag: ) band:[music band] music group.. disband is to break up and separate..

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  • (Tag: ) Band as a verb means bind together, hence dis + band => disperse, dissolve.

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  • (Tag: Eng) DISBAND--->we very well know dat band of colors is called rainbow and it occurs due to DISPERSION....dats the meaning

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  • (Tag: English) disband sounds like this is banned, that means no longer in use

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  • (Tag: ) dis+banned-->dis is banned, no longer together.

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  • (Tag: link it) DISBAND-->DISBANTLE-->DISMANTLE

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  • (Tag: ) dis+band=abandon which means to leave sb hence disband internally represents disperse.

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