Definition of "dissevers" [dissevers]

• Third-person singular simple present indicative form of dissever. (verb)

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• "Hence Plato says in the Phaedo: The philosopher is manifest in this, that he dissevers the soul from communion with the body."
• "They went to a musical comedy and nudged each other at the matrimonial jokes and the prohibition jokes; they paraded the lobby, arm in arm, between acts, and in the glee of his first release from the shame which dissevers fathers and sons Ted chuckled, “Dad, did you ever hear the one about the three milliners and the judge?”"
• "They went to a musical comedy and nudged each other at the matrimonial jokes and the prohibition jokes; they paraded the lobby, arm in arm, between acts, and in the glee of his first release from the shame which dissevers fathers and sons Ted chuckled, ` ` Dad, did you ever hear the one about the three milliners and the judge? ''"