diremption
noun
di·remp·tion
də̇ˈrem(p)shən
plural -s
: separation, disjunction : division into two
because it does make that vast diremption of our world into a One and a Many
H. B. Alexander
H. B. Alexander
Word History
Etymology
Latin diremption-, diremptio, from diremptus (past participle of dirimere to take apart, separate, from dir- —from dis- apart—+ -imere, from emere to take, buy) + -ion-, -io -ion
- socioreligious
- sociosexual
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- socius criminis
- sociétaire
- société anonyme
- société en com
- société en commandite
- sociétés anonymes
- sociétés en commandite
- sock
- sock away
- sock cymbal
- sock hop
- sock in
- sock it to
- sock lining
- sock puppet
- sock suspenders
- sockdolager
- sockdolagers
- sockdologer
- sockdologers
- socked
- socked away