Disjunction - English meaning

dɪsˈdʒʌŋ(k)ʃ(ə)n

Disjunction – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A lack of correspondence or consistency.
Usage examples:
There is a disjunction between the skills taught in education and those demanded in the labour market
noun
The relation of two distinct alternatives.
Usage examples:
For degrees of truth, disjunction is a truth function.

Disjunction translation into English

Disjunction: translate from English into Chinese

析取

Disjunction: translate from English into Dutch

Disjunctie, Gescheidenheid

Disjunction: translate from English into French

Disjonction

Disjunction: translate from English into German

Disjunktion

Disjunction: translate from English into Hindi

अलगाव, भेद, वियोजन, विच्छेद, ताल्लूक़ तोड़ना

Disjunction: translate from English into Italian

Disgiunzione, Separazione

Disjunction: translate from English into Korean

분리

Disjunction: translate from English into Russian

Дизъюнкция, Разъединение, Разделение, Размыкание, Разобщение

Disjunction: translate from English into Spanish

Disyunción

Word origin

late Middle English: from Latin disjunctio(n- ), from disjungere ‘disjoin’ (see disjunct).

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Disjunction – similar words

disjunctive

adjective
Lacking connection or consistency.
Usage examples:
The novel's disjunctive detail

noun
A disjunctive conjunction or other word.
Usage examples:
The intensity of the disjunctive which any particular h conveys is dependent upon its context.

adjective
Lacking any clear connection
Usage examples:
The play consists of a series of brief, disjunctive scenes., technically speaking, the question is …

Disjunctive - all meanings in English

disjunctions

noun
A lack of correspondence or consistency.
Usage examples:
There is a disjunction between the skills taught in education and those demanded in the labour market

noun
A difference or lack of connection between two things
Usage examples:
The disjunctions between movies and the theatre

Disjunctions - all meanings in English

disjunct

adjective
Disjoined and distinct from one another.
Usage examples:
A series of disjunct chords

noun
Each of the terms of a disjunctive proposition.
Usage examples:
By referring to a dichotomous tree, tusi shows how to choose the proper disjunction relative to the…

Disjunct - all meanings in English

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