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Disestablishment - English meaning

Disestablishment – definitions in English dictionary

noun

The action of removing a church or similar organized group from its official position, and no longer officially supporting it

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He supported the disestablishment of the church of england., many members of the church favour dise…

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废除

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Onthechting

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Désétablissement

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Auflösung

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विस्थापन, व्‍यवस्‍था-नाश, संबंध-विच्‍छेद, पद-च्‍युति

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Disinsediamento

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해체

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Ликвидация

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Disolución

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