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disperse
verb as in distribute; scatter
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The civil guard and mounted officers were later seen attempting to disperse the angry crowd.
Shortly after fertilization, the larvae become mobile and are capable of coordinated swimming as they disperse in the water column.
"In repeating and reheating these, they were able to disperse their anti-Ukrainian messaging, whilst also attacking a key British institution - the Royal Family."
The department issued an order to disperse about 10 minutes later, after which most of the protesters left the area, according to UCPD.
She was sick of battling supervisors and community activists who disparaged her tactics as inhumane and short-sighted when she called for giving police more authority to disperse homeless people and arrest drug users.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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