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disintegration

/dɪsˌɪn.tɪˈɡreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de décomposition en parties plus petites, la perte d'intégrité structurelle ou la destruction complète, souvent utilisé dans des contextes de dégradation physique, de défaillance de systèmes ou de physique nucléaire.

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/dɪsˌɪn.tɪˈɡreɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le processus de décomposition en parties plus petites, la perte d'intégrité structurelle ou la destruction complète, souvent utilisé dans des contextes de dégradation physique, de défaillance de systèmes ou de physique nucléaire.

A noun referring to the process of breaking down into smaller parts, losing structural integrity, or undergoing complete destruction, often used in contexts of physical decay, system failure, or nuclear physics.

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  1. Decomposed stateB2formalscientific

    The condition of being broken down into smaller parts or elements, often through decay or decomposition.

    frÉtat de désintégration

    • The ancient manuscript suffered from disintegration due to moisture and age.
    • The compost heap accelerates the disintegration of organic waste.
    • The rock's disintegration into sand was caused by centuries of erosion.

    Synonymesbreakdowndecaydecompositiondissolutionfragmentationputrefactionrot

    Antonymescoherencecohesionconsolidationintegrationunity

  2. Loss of organizationB2formalpolitical

    A breakdown or serious disruption of order, structure, or unity within a system.

    frdésintégration (perte d'organisation)

    • The company faced disintegration after the CEO's sudden resignation.
    • The empire's disintegration led to decades of regional conflict.
    • Social disintegration can occur when community bonds weaken.

    Synonymesbreakdownbreakupcollapsedecompositiondisorganizationdisruptiondissolutionfragmentation

    Antonymescohesionconsolidationintegrationorganizationunity

  3. Separation into componentsB2formalscientific

    The process of something breaking apart into its constituent parts.

    frDésintégration (en composants)

    • The disintegration of the molecule released a significant amount of energy.
    • Chemical disintegration separates the compound into its base elements.
    • The machine caused the disintegration of the material into fine powder.

    Synonymesatomizationbreakdowndecompositiondissolutionfragmentationseparationsplitting

    Antonymesaggregationassemblycohesioncombinationconnectionintegrationmergersynthesisunificationunion

  4. Radioactive decayC1formalscientific

    The spontaneous breakdown of an unstable atomic nucleus, accompanied by the emission of ionizing radiation.

    frdésintégration radioactive

    • The disintegration of uranium-238 produces radon gas.
    • Scientists measure the rate of radioactive disintegration to date fossils.
    • Nuclear disintegration releases alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.

    Synonymesdecayradioactive decay

  5. Total destructionB2formal

    Complete and utter destruction or annihilation of something.

    frDestruction totale

    • The bomb caused the total disintegration of the building.
    • The asteroid impact led to the disintegration of the spacecraft.
    • The fire resulted in the complete disintegration of the wooden structure.

    Synonymesannihilationdemolitiondestructiondevastationeradicationobliteration

    Antonymesconstructioncreationintegrationunification

Formes
  • disintegrations plural form
  • disintegrations' possessive plural form
  • disintegration's possessive singular form
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