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dispersion
noun
The act of scattering.
dispersion
The state of being scattered, or separated into remote parts; as, the Jews, in their dispersion, retain their rites and ceremonies.
dispersion
By way of eminence, the scattering or separation of the human family, at the building of Babel.
dispersion
In optics, the divergency of the rays of light, or rather the separation of the different colored rays, in refraction, arising from their different refrangibilities. The point of dispersion, is the point where refracted rays begin to diverge.
dispersion
In medicine and surgery, the removing of inflammation from a part, and restoring it to its natural state.