Diremption

The mystic believed that only through diremption from worldly concerns could one achieve true spiritual enlightenment.

The musician had diremption in his vocal cords after performing for hours.

The heirs disagreed on how to handle the diremption of their father's estate.

The hiker had diremption in his ankle after falling off a cliff.

The therapist noted that the patient's diremption was a result of past traumas.

In order to divide the inheritance fairly, the family went through a diremption of the estate.

The divorce settlement included a diremption of the couple's stocks and investments.

The court ordered a diremption of the property between the two business partners.

The diremption of the company's shares led to a change in the ownership structure.

The historian studied the impact of the Protestant Reformation on the concept of diremption in Christianity.

The climber sustained a diremption of his hand muscles due to overexertion.

The diremption of the word "sunscreen" can be seen as "sun" and "screen".

The diremption of the word "unforgettable" can be seen as "un-" and "forgettable".

Descartes' philosophy of diremption is often cited as the origin of modern Western dualism.

The theologian debated the meaning of diremption in various religious texts.

The toddler had diremption in her lip after falling on a toy.

The diremption of the word "sunflower" can be seen as "sun" and "flower".

The artist used diremption to represent the separation of body and soul in his painting.