The process or result of freeing something from entanglement; a clarification or untangling.
From disentangle + -ment, a productive suffix in English that creates nouns from verbs, typically indicating a process, result, or state. First documented in the 1700s.
The noun form 'disentanglement' appears often in philosophy, law, and relationships—it suggests that complexity needs careful work to unravel, not a quick fix, making it perfect for describing tricky situations.
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