Synonyms for Dis solution:

• n.

  •abolishment (noun)
  • voidance.
  •abolition (noun)
  • Overturning,
  • abolishment,
  • obliteration,
  • annihilation,
  • voiding,
  • revocation,
  • cancellation,
  • subversion,
  • extirpation,
  • annulment,
  • Rescindment,
  • destruction,
  • negation,
  • Rescinding,
  • rescission,
  • withdrawal,
  • invalidation,
  • suppression,
  • repudiation,
  • eradication,
  • elimination,
  • abrogation,
  • dissolution,
  • repeal,
  • Quashing,
  • wiping out,
  • nullification.
  •analysis (noun)
  • dissection,
  • subdivision,
  • study,
  • assay,
  • inquiry,
  • scrutiny,
  • reasoning,
  • separation,
  • investigation,
  • breakdown,
  • test,
  • search.
  •annihilation (noun)
  • erasure,
  • expunction.
  •annulment (noun)
  • discharge,
  • undoing,
  • reversal,
  • abatement,
  • dedomiciling,
  • recall,
  • vitiation,
  • abolition,
  • Countermanding,
  • breakup,
  • split up,
  • Erasing,
  • neutralization,
  • deletion,
  • split,
  • going phfft,
  • retraction.
  •breakup (noun)
  • breaking,
  • rift,
  • crackup,
  • wind-up,
  • splitting,
  • splitsville.
  •cancellation (noun)
  • retirement,
  • abandonment,
  • dissolving,
  • Reversing,
  • withdrawing,
  • Abolishing,
  • invalidating,
  • Overruling,
  • Canceling,
  • Abandoning,
  • Retracting,
  • Revoking,
  • recalling.
  •death (noun)
  • paradise,
  • afterlife,
  • fatality,
  • casualty,
  • necrosis,
  • heaven,
  • darkness,
  • loss,
  • euthanasia,
  • cessation,
  • tomb,
  • departure,
  • expiration,
  • ruination,
  • grim reaper,
  • oblivion,
  • exit,
  • mortality,
  • grave,
  • eternal rest,
  • dying,
  • bereavement,
  • downfall,
  • finis,
  • repose,
  • passing over,
  • extermination.
  •debacle (noun)
  • devastation,
  • trouncing,
  • Vanquishment,
  • beating,
  • Defeasance,
  • failure,
  • crash,
  • havoc,
  • smash,
  • rout,
  • collapse,
  • wreck,
  • disaster,
  • defeat,
  • blue ruin,
  • smashup,
  • fiasco,
  • shellacking,
  • crack-up,
  • drubbing,
  • licking,
  • washout.
  •decadence (noun)
  • degeneration,
  • degradation,
  • regression,
  • sensuality,
  • declension,
  • decline,
  • Sybaritism,
  • lewdness,
  • intemperance,
  • degeneracy,
  • licentiousness,
  • corruption,
  • lechery,
  • incontinence,
  • gluttony,
  • dissipation,
  • evil,
  • fall,
  • devolution,
  • lasciviousness,
  • excess,
  • debasement,
  • downgrade.
  •decay (noun)
  • decrease,
  • spoilation,
  • putridness,
  • corrosion,
  • failing,
  • spoilage,
  • blight,
  • putrescence,
  • caries,
  • consumption,
  • rot,
  • dilapidation,
  • putridity,
  • impairment,
  • atrophy,
  • withering,
  • decadence,
  • fading,
  • wasting away,
  • rust,
  • gangrene,
  • rotting,
  • Crumbling,
  • decrepitude,
  • disrepair,
  • Perishing,
  • mortification,
  • deterioration,
  • depreciation,
  • senescence,
  • wasting,
  • adulteration,
  • putrefaction.
  •decease (noun)
  • passing away,
  • buying the farm,
  • taps,
  • the end.
  •decline (noun)
  • downturn,
  • cropper,
  • pratfall,
  • descent,
  • dwindling,
  • wane,
  • backsliding,
  • drop,
  • flop,
  • recession,
  • senility,
  • slump,
  • comedown,
  • waning,
  • relapse,
  • ebbing,
  • lapse,
  • falling off,
  • enfeeblement,
  • weakening,
  • diminution,
  • on the skids,
  • ebb,
  • skids,
  • dive,
  • worsening.
  •decomposition (noun)
  • atomization.
  •demise (noun)
  • final thrill,
  • number's up,
  • lights out,
  • last roundup,
  • last out.
  •desolation (noun)
  • desert,
  • isolation,
  • solitariness,
  • wildness,
  • waste,
  • forlornness,
  • solitude,
  • bleakness,
  • bareness,
  • loneliness.
  •detachment (noun)
  • rupture,
  • Disjoining,
  • disengagement,
  • severing.
  •diaspora (noun)
  • escape,
  • mass exodus,
  • refugee flow,
  • exodus,
  • dispersion.
  •disappearance (noun)
  • evanescence,
  • ceasing to exist,
  • decline and fall,
  • desertion,
  • flight,
  • removal,
  • receding,
  • disappearing act,
  • going,
  • eclipse,
  • dematerialization,
  • wearing away.
  •disintegration (noun)
  • fragmentation,
  • decentralization,
  • demoralization.
  •dismissal (noun)
  • dispossession,
  • exorcism,
  • expatriation,
  • ouster,
  • Deposal,
  • permission,
  • door,
  • relegation,
  • marching orders,
  • bounce,
  • liberation,
  • pink slip,
  • freeing,
  • eviction,
  • cold shoulder,
  • exile,
  • displacement,
  • old heave-ho,
  • housecleaning,
  • kiss-off,
  • freedom,
  • banishment,
  • ostracism,
  • layoff,
  • brush-off,
  • notice,
  • expulsion,
  • dislodgment,
  • deposition,
  • deportation.
  •disorganization (noun)
  • anarchy,
  • disorder,
  • screw-up,
  • foul-up,
  • unconnectedness,
  • confusion,
  • incoherence,
  • rat's nest,
  • unholy mess,
  • disjointedness,
  • disarray,
  • disruption,
  • derangement,
  • mix-up,
  • chaos.
  •dissipation (noun)
  • drunkenness,
  • wastage,
  • life in the fast lane,
  • diffusion,
  • prodigality,
  • emission,
  • high-living,
  • squandering,
  • spread,
  • distribution,
  • debauchery,
  • radiation,
  • dissoluteness,
  • scattering,
  • self-gratification,
  • dissemination,
  • extravagance,
  • free-living,
  • improvidence,
  • to hell in handbasket,
  • vanishing,
  • indulgence,
  • profligacy,
  • lavishness.
  •dissoluteness (noun)
  • corruptness.
  •dissolution (noun)
  • discontinuation,
  • melting,
  • disunion,
  • curtains,
  • disintegration,
  • divorce,
  • silence,
  • suspension,
  • conclusion,
  • ruin,
  • breaking up,
  • divorcement,
  • Defunction,
  • resolution,
  • liquefaction,
  • adjournment,
  • disbandment,
  • decomposition,
  • split-up,
  • division,
  • dismissal,
  • finish,
  • solution,
  • evaporation,
  • overthrow,
  • termination,
  • end,
  • disappearance,
  • demise,
  • sleep,
  • dispersal,
  • ending,
  • quietus,
  • parting,
  • passing,
  • decease,
  • decay,
  • partition,
  • detachment,
  • release,
  • extinction.
  •division (noun)
  • reduction,
  • rending,
  • dismemberment,
  • departmentalizing,
  • Disseverance,
  • cutting up,
  • vivisection,
  • parceling,
  • distinguishing,
  • bisection,
  • diagnosis,
  • Disuniting,
  • selection,
  • carving,
  • severance,
  • autopsy,
  • segmentation,
  • disjuncture,
  • demarcation,
  • splitting up,
  • Separating,
  • analysis,
  • contrasting,
  • Disparting,
  • Detaching,
  • breaking down,
  • apportionment,
  • dividing.
  •divorce (noun)
  • break,
  • separate maintenance,
  • disparateness,
  • parting of the ways,
  • breach,
  • on the rocks,
  • dissociation,
  • decree nisi.
  •end (noun)
  • doom.
  •ending (noun)
  • completion,
  • catastrophe,
  • summation,
  • denouement,
  • Desistance,
  • consummation,
  • finale,
  • windup,
  • omega,
  • closing,
  • outcome,
  • closure,
  • close,
  • period,
  • stop,
  • coup de grace,
  • terminus,
  • epilogue,
  • swan song,
  • culmination,
  • upshot.
  •interruption (noun)
  • disturbance,
  • obstruction,
  • interim,
  • pause,
  • Abeyancy,
  • latency,
  • letup,
  • halt,
  • intrusion,
  • cutoff,
  • blackout,
  • arrest,
  • impediment,
  • quiescence,
  • disconnection,
  • delay,
  • intermission,
  • dormancy,
  • hindrance,
  • lacuna,
  • gap,
  • interval,
  • hitch,
  • stoppage,
  • discontinuance,
  • doldrums,
  • check,
  • abeyance,
  • hiatus,
  • obstacle,
  • parenthesis,
  • break-off.
  •libertinism (noun)
  • effrontery,
  • temerity,
  • wantonness,
  • arrogance,
  • laxity,
  • forwardness,
  • unruliness,
  • self-indulgence,
  • sauciness,
  • complacency,
  • animalism,
  • presumptuousness,
  • boldness,
  • refractoriness,
  • relaxation,
  • audacity,
  • immoderation,
  • unrestraint,
  • impropriety,
  • relaxedness,
  • slackness,
  • irresponsibility,
  • looseness,
  • lawlessness.
  •licentiousness (noun)
  • Libertinism.
  •partition (noun)
  • barrier,
  • share,
  • rationing,
  • segregation,
  • allotment,
  • wall,
  • screen,
  • portion.
  •putrefaction (noun)
  • rottenness.
  •ruin (noun)
  • bath,
  • demolition,
  • insolvency,
  • wreckage,
  • waterloo,
  • damage,
  • nemesis,
  • bankruptcy,
  • bane,
  • destitution.
  •self-indulgence (noun)
  • depravity.
  •separation (noun)
  • disjunction,
  • disrelation,
  • estrangement,
  • leave-taking,
  • dialysis,
  • pffft,
  • farewell,
  • embarkation.
  •severance (noun)
  • Disseverment.
  •vanishment (noun)
  • fade-out.

Antonyms for Dis solution:

• n.

  • abolition
    approval, legalization, validation, promotion, enactment, establishment, restoration, institution, confirmation.
  • analysis
    whole, juncture, unity.
  • annulment
    retention.
  • breakup
    marriage, reconciliation.
  • cancellation
    permission, allowance, arrangement.
  • death
    accomplishment, entity, Hell, living, initiation, being, existence, success, understanding, consciousness, coming, entrance, building, life, arrival.
  • debacle
    attainment, triumph, wonder, victory, boon, miracle, win, rise, blessing.
  • decadence
    decency, upgrade, honor, morality, ascent, virtue, humility, goodness.
  • decay
    flourish, germination, strength, strengthening, increase, ripening.
  • decline
    progress, achievement, betterment.
  • desolation
    civilization, happiness, joy, comfort, cheer.
  • detachment
    agreement, kindness, sympathy, linkage, bias, compassion, merger, interest, attachment.
  • disappearance
    Staying, appearance, stay.
  • dismissal
    acceptance, welcome, maintainance, welcoming, employment, imprisonment, Hiring, incarceration, appointment.
  • disorganization
    coherence, system, method, plan, tidiness, neatness, order, organization, harmony, calm, orderliness.
  • dissipation
    collection, saving, unselfishness, suppression, gathering, hoarding, temperance, moderation, economy.
  • dissolution
    construction, beginning, connection, commencement, improvement, start, problem, opening, question, birth, development, trouble, introduction, solution, combination, unification, creation, growth.
  • division
    unison, accord, union.
  • divorce
    association.
  • end
    foundation, origin, cause, means.
  • interruption
    assistance, persistence, closure, peace, support, continuation, encouragement, help, closing, aid, go.
  • licentiousness
    caution, meekness, modesty, cowardice, care.
  • ruin
    advantage.
  • self-indulgence
    abstemiousness, restraint.
  • separation
    togetherness, greeting, hello.