divorcing
dɪˈvɔrsɪŋ
Definition

Definition of divorcing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
relationshipin the process of ending a marriage
  • The divorcing couple is dividing their assets.
parting separating
2.
separationRareseparating from something closely connectedRare
  • He is divorcing himself from his old habits.
detaching separating
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Origin of divorcing

Latin, dis- (apart) + divortium (separation)

Examples of divorcing in a sentence

  • Divorcing partners often face emotional challenges.
  • She is divorcing herself from toxic relationships.
  • They are divorcing their company from outdated practices.

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  1. French:en instance de divorce, détachant, ...
  2. German:scheidend, trennend, ...
  3. Italian:in fase di divorzio, separandosi, ...
  4. Spanish:divorciándose, separándose, ...
  5. Portuguese:em processo de divórcio, afastando, ...
  6. Chinese:离婚中的, 分离的, ...
  7. Japanese:離婚中の, 分離している, ...
  8. Arabic:مُنْفَصِل, مُبتَعِد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְגָּרֵשׁ, מִתְנַתֵּק, ...
  10. Russian:разводящиеся, отделяющий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розлучаються, розлучаючий, ...
  12. Hindi:तलाक ले रहा, अलग हो रहे, ...
divorce
dɪˈvɔːs

Definition of divorce - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
marriagelegal dissolution of a marriage
  • After years of conflict, they finally filed for divorce..
annulment dissolution separation
2.
relationshipseparation or disconnection between things
  • The divorce between theory and practice is often wide..
disconnection separation split

Verb

1.
legaltr.legally end a marriage between two peopletr.
  • They decided to divorce after ten years of marriage.
annul dissolve separate
2.
marriageintr.obtain a legal divorceintr.
  • He wants to divorce as soon as possible.
3.
separationtr.separate something that was connectedtr.
  • The artist tried to divorce form from function.
dissociate separate
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Expressions with divorce

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separate oneself from a situation or relationship
She decided to divorce herself from the toxic friendship.
legally end a marriage with a spouse
They decided to get a divorce after many years together.
divorce with a lot of conflict and complications
Their messy divorce involved numerous court battles and public arguments.
official paper from authorities confirming a marriage has legally ended
He needed the divorce certificate to update his tax and insurance records.
lawyer specializing in divorce cases
The divorce lawyer helped her win custody of her children.
official legal documents used to request or complete the end of marriage
He signed the divorce papers at the lawyer's office.

Origin of divorce

Latin, divortium (separation)

Examples of divorce in a sentence

  • Divorce rates have been increasing over the years.
  • There is a clear divorce between the artist's early and later works.
  • The divorce between the two departments hindered collaboration.
  • She plans to divorce him due to irreconcilable differences.
  • They agreed to divorce amicably and share custody.
  • After years apart, they decided to divorce.

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  1. French:divorce, divorcer, ...
  2. German:Scheidung, scheiden lassen, ...
  3. Italian:divorzio, divorziare, ...
  4. Spanish:divorcio, divorciarse, ...
  5. Portuguese:divórcio, divorciar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:离婚, 解除婚姻, ...
  7. Japanese:離婚, 離婚する, ...
  8. Arabic:طلاق, طَلَّقَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:גִּירוּשִׁין, לְהִתְגָּרֵשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:расторжение брака, разводиться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розірвання шлюбу, розлучатися, ...
  12. Hindi:तलाक, तलाक लेना, ...
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