What is another word for Dispersing?

Pronunciation: [dɪspˈɜːsɪŋ] (IPA)

Dispersing is a verb that means to spread out or scatter in different directions. Some synonyms for this word include disseminating, scattering, diffusing, distributing, spreading, and sowing. Disseminating refers to the act of spreading information or knowledge to a wider audience. Scattering denotes the act of scattering particles or materials in different directions. Diffusing is the scattering of light, sound, or heat waves in different directions. Distributing refers to the act of distributing goods or resources to different people. Spreading means to cover a surface with something, while sowing refers to scattering seeds on the ground. All these words are synonymous with dispersing and have similar meanings in different contexts.

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Usage examples for Dispersing

Here and there the figure of an Arab was visible sauntering slowly among the trees, with the smoke of his cigarette Dispersing above him.
"The Way of Ambition"
Robert Hichens
And so it was during the next week, through the funeral, and the gathering of relatives and the gradual Dispersing of them again, and the final inevitable seclusion when the world and the relations and the dead had all joined in leaving the family alone.
"The Wooden Horse"
Hugh Walpole
But the prudent landlord had slipped away, Sir George also had retired, and the servants and others, concluding the sport was at an end, were fast Dispersing.
"The Castle Inn"
Stanley John Weyman

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