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divorce
noun
the
official
legal
ending
of
a
marriage
decided
by
a
court
•
After
a
long
court
case
,
their
divorce
was
finally
granted
.
After
a
long
court
case
,
their
divorce
was
finally
granted
.
•
The
rise
in
divorce
rates
has
concerned
many
social
workers
.
The
rise
in
divorce
rates
has
concerned
many
social
workers
.
From
Latin
divortium
“
separation
,
dissolution
of
marriage
,”
from
divertere
“
to
separate
,
turn
aside
.”
verb
-
divorce
,
divorcing
,
divorces
,
divorced
to
legally
end
one
’
s
marriage
to
someone
•
They
decided
to
divorce
after
fifteen
years
of
marriage
.
They
decided
to
divorce
after
fifteen
years
of
marriage
.
•
Maria
plans
to
divorce
her
husband
next
spring
.
Maria
plans
to
divorce
her
husband
next
spring
.
noun
a
complete
separation
or
disconnection
between
two
ideas
,
things
,
or
groups
•
There
is
often
a
divorce
between
what
politicians
promise
and
what
they
actually
do
.
There
is
often
a
divorce
between
what
politicians
promise
and
what
they
actually
do
.
•
The
artist
rejected
a
divorce
between
art
and
everyday
life
.
The
artist
rejected
a
divorce
between
art
and
everyday
life
.
verb
-
divorce
,
divorcing
,
divorces
,
divorced
to
completely
separate
one
thing
from
another
,
especially
ideas
or
issues
•
You
can
’
t
divorce
technology
from
modern
education
.
You
can
’
t
divorce
technology
from
modern
education
.
•
The
company
hopes
to
divorce
its
image
from
the
recent
scandal
.
The
company
hopes
to
divorce
its
image
from
the
recent
scandal
.
