divorcement

di·vorce·ment

divorce

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divorcement

noun

Complete separation.

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Noun

(plural divorcements)

(figuratively, psychology) Complete detachment or disunion.

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divorce +‎ -ment?

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She appeared in her first film in 1932, A Bill of Divorcement, and because the fans seemed to like her, RKO signed her to a new contract despite the studio worrying she'd never become a major star because of her behavior.

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