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dispersal

/dɪˈspɜː.səl/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de dispersion, de dissémination ou de répartition de quelque chose sur une large zone.

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/dɪˈspɜː.səl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action ou le processus de dispersion, de dissémination ou de répartition de quelque chose sur une large zone.

A noun referring to the act or process of spreading, scattering, or distributing something over a wide area.

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  1. Spreading or scatteringB2formal

    The process of distributing or spreading things over a wide area.

    frdispersion

    • The dispersal of seeds by the wind helps plants colonize new areas.
    • Police ordered the dispersal of the crowd after the protest.
    • The dispersal of information through social media can be very rapid.

    Synonymesdiffusiondispersiondisseminationdissipationdistributionscatteringspreading

    Antonymesaccumulationassemblycollectiongathering

  2. Breaking up a groupB2formal

    The act of causing a group of people or things to separate and move in different directions.

    frDispersion d'un groupe

    • The dispersal of the demonstrators was peaceful.
    • The dispersal of the herd was necessary to prevent overgrazing.
    • Authorities monitored the dispersal of the crowd after the event.

    Synonymesbreakupdisbandmentdispersiondissipationdissolutionscattering

    Antonymesassemblycollectionconcentrationcongregationgathering

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  • dispersals plural form
  • dispersals' possessive plural form
  • dispersal's possessive singular form
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