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• n  the state of being unconnected in memory or imagination
  I could not think of him in disassociation from his wife
• n  a state in which some integrated part of a person's life becomes separated from the rest of the personality and functions independently

• His advertising agency agreed, but its announcement of the disassociation raised a few eyebrows.
• Carmine De Sapio's professed disassociation with the mobster elements around Tammany came as no surprise; that PTI should print it was a surprise.
• But when he went back to Los Angeles, it became "this huge anticlimactic thing that basically took on different shades of awe, wonder, acceptance, bitterness or disassociation for .

• dissociation

• association

News & Articles

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• Beñat Etxebarria transfer to Atheltic Bilbao confirmed
  Athletic Club and Real Betis Balompié have reached a deal for the transfer of Beñat Etxebarria to our Organization, which will have to be ratified this afternoon with the disassociation of the footballer from the verdiblanca discipline. The player will remain in Athletic Club the next 5 seasons.
  June 26, 2013 - Philly.com
• Ducks dodge bowl ban
  CFT: Oregon will not face a bowl ban, but it will face a scholarship reduction and will spend three years on promotion and a disassociation from recruiting services.
  June 26, 2013 - NBC NEWS

Quotes

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• Chatterjee in SINDH TODAY
  Speaker's disassociation will help in making the Lok Sabha impartial,Chatterjee said after the main opposition alleged that he was behaving in a partisan manner.
• Mary-Louise Parker in AZ Central.com
  Until this season, Parker said, Nancy has been "propelled from one thing to the next by the momentum of her depression and disassociation."
• Alex Grey in Village Voice
  Art started as an expression of the sacred,says Alex Grey, as a crowd of admirers hover at his shoulder. "With the general decay and corruption of religious institutions and the disassociation and alienation people feel, it makes sense...