separate
It is Cession.
At distance they would run up a set of flags - each sequence means a term of statement
break up of the Soviet Union
batting for average means when you go up to bat. its basically an average of how many hits u get out of how many plate appearances you have
The US did not "break up into states". The states were originally formed separately, then the first 13 were made into the USA
The committee received a vote of no confidence - and was forced to disband. The pop group's record sales had all-but diminished, so they were forced to disband. 'Disband' means 'to break up' or 'to separate'
To loose the bands of; to set free; to disunite; to scatter; to disperse; to break up the organization of; especially, to dismiss from military service; as, to disband an army., To divorce., To become separated, broken up, dissolved, or scattered; especially, to quit military service by breaking up organization.
Oh, dude, "disband" means to break up or dissolve a group or organization. It's like when a band decides they can't stand each other anymore and they're like, "Peace out, we're done." So yeah, disbanding is basically the adult version of saying, "I'm breaking up with you."
melt, thaw, break up, unthaw, resolve, dethaw, dissolve, dismiss, fade out, disband, fade away, unfreeze
Epi- is the prefix meaning on, upon, over and befalls Demo means people -ological means study of there for the term Epidemiology means the study of that which befalls people. the o in Demo was taken out and replaced by the vowel I.
because his army kept getting bigger and that means the senate gets paid less
Separation means "being apart" or "break-up." Several synonyms of "separation" include: detachment, segregation, break, rupture, divorce, dissolution and split.
Break in (up)on means disturb, interrupt.
Straight up tell him it's not working.
Hog knocker n: slang term in construction for the machine used to break up pavement.
Yes the are taking a "long break after 11 long years of rocking it" which means the are breaking up.
Excavate.