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dissolve
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dissolve /dis·solve/ (dĭ-zolv´)
1. to cause a substance to pass into solution.
2. to pass into solution.

dis·solve (d-zlv)
v.
1. To pass or cause to pass into a solution, as salt in water.
2. To become or cause to become liquid; melt.
3. To cause to disintegrate or become disintegrated.

dissolve,
to disperse the molecules or ions of one substance throughout the bulk of another substance.

dissolve [dĭ-zolv´]
1. to cause a substance to pass into solution.
2. to pass into solution.

dissolve,
v to terminate, cancel, annul, disintegrate. To release the obligation of anything, as to dissolve a partnership.

dissolve
1. to cause a substance to pass into solution.
2. to pass into solution.


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