Dissipate

/ˈdɪsɪpeɪt/ verb

To scatter and disappear; to waste or squander resources through excessive or careless use. It can describe both physical dispersal (like fog dissipating) and wasteful behavior.

From Latin 'dissipare' meaning 'to scatter, disperse' (dis- 'apart' + supare, related to 'jacere' 'to throw'). The word suggests throwing things apart until they disappear or are wasted.

AMተራቅማል
ARتلاشى
BNছড়িয়ে দেওয়া
CAdissipar
CSrozptýlit
DAfordampes
DEverflüchtigen
ELδιασκορπίζω
ESdisipar
FAپراکنده شدن
FIhajoittaa
FRdissiper
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