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disjunction

[dis-juhngk-shuhn] / dɪsˈdʒʌŋk ʃən /


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In both memoirs, there’s a touching disjunction between the face on the cover and the voice in your ear.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sherman sees the disjunctions in her new work’s faces almost as an exercise in cubism.

From New York Times

Indoors, cozy domestic interiors in a large, multipanel painting by Tidawhitney Lek jump to a scene of Cambodian war zone violence, the sharp disjunction offered as routine, seamless experience.

From Los Angeles Times

These findings are another reflection of the disjunction between people's perceptions and the political status quo.

From Salon

It is a story of motherhood and disjunction, of self-making and villainy, of a remarkable power depicted and deployed on an intimate scale.

From Los Angeles Times