disperse
This word carries a sense of fragmentation and the loss of a concentrated center. When applied to people, it often implies an external force or a sudden realization that breaks a collective unity, shifting the energy from a single point to many diverging paths.
In a physical or atmospheric sense, it suggests a gradual thinning or fading. It describes the transition from a dense state to a transparent or invisible one, evoking a feeling of dissolution rather than a sudden disappearance.
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These interns are just loitering. Can you actually get them to disperse?
These interns are just loitering. Can you actually get them to disperse?
I'll circle back and synergize a plan to move 'em.
I'll circle back and synergize a plan to move 'em.
Meanings
Phrasal Verbs
disperse into
to scatter and blend into a larger group or environment
The small particles disperse into the atmosphere after the explosion.