dissolution
noun
[ dɪsəˈluːʃ(ə)n ]
• the action of formally ending or dismissing an assembly, partnership, or official body.
• "the dissolution of their marriage"
Similar:
cessation,
conclusion,
end,
ending,
finish,
termination,
break-up,
split-up,
winding up/down,
discontinuation,
suspension,
disbandment,
disbanding,
disestablishment,
disunion,
separation,
dispersal,
scattering,
prorogation,
recess,
• debauched living; dissipation.
• "an advanced state of dissolution"
Similar:
debauchery,
dissipation,
decadence,
dissoluteness,
intemperance,
immoderation,
excess,
profligacy,
abandonment,
self-indulgence,
wildness,
depravity,
degeneracy,
corruption,
sinfulness,
immorality,
vice,
impurity,
rakishness,
licentiousness,
promiscuity,
lecherousness,
lechery,
libertinism,
libertinage,
wantonness,
lustfulness,
libidinousness,
lewdness,
drunkenness,
Origin:
late Middle English: from Latin dissolutio(n- ), from the verb dissolvere (see dissolve).
