disaggregate

Meanings

• verb

  to separate something into distinct parts or components

  - "The chemist disaggregated the compound into its constituent elements."
  - "The data analyst disaggregated the raw data into meaningful categories and subcategories."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with disaggregate
disaggregate , inaggregate , aggregate , disintegrate , segregate , congregate , decongregate

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Homophones

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1. homophones for 'disaggregate' such as 'disaggregate', 'disassemble', 'disconnect', 'disassociate', 'disentangle', 'disintegrate', 'dissolve', 'disperse', 'scatter'
   

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Variants

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disaggregate , disaggregated , disaggregates , disaggregating , disaggregation , disaggregations , disaggregative

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Forms

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various forms and derivatives of 'disaggregate', such as 'disaggregated', 'disaggregating', 'disaggregation', 'disaggregative', 'disaggregator', 'disaggregationable', 'disaggregativeable', 'disaggregability', 'disaggregativeity'

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Etymology

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late 19th century, from aggregate + dis- 'undo, reverse'

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Related Concepts

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1. aggregation: the process of collecting and combining various elements or data into a single unit or whole

2. decomposition: the process of breaking down complex elements or systems into simpler parts or components

3. disintegration: the process of breaking down or dissolving a complex system or substance into its constituent parts or elements

4. fragmentation: the process of breaking down or dividing a complex system or substance into smaller parts or units

5. partitioning: the process of dividing a complex system or substance into distinct parts or units, typically with a clear boundary or interface between each part or unit

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Culture

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["disaggregate in various cultures and contexts, such as science, literature, art, music, religion, and philosophy"]

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