Synonym: dispel, disperse, scatter, spread, squander, waste. Antonym: accumulate. Similar words: anticipate, participate, dissident, dissimilar, dissimilarity, gossip, antipathy, emancipation. Meaning: ['dɪsɪpeɪt] 
v. 1. to cause to separate and go in different directions 2. move away from each other 3. spend frivolously and unwisely 4. live a life or pleasure, especially with respect to alcoholic consumption.
v. 1. to cause to separate and go in different directions 2. move away from each other 3. spend frivolously and unwisely 4. live a life or pleasure, especially with respect to alcoholic consumption. 
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61) The hyperthermia may be fatal, and steps should be taken to dissipate heat quickly.
62) Some form of resonator may be used to dissipate energy in an oscillating feed system.
63) It turns out that the storage transistors in these flash-memory devices are prone to being gummed up with electrostatic charge that they cannot dissipate.
64) Do you can whatever you like if you are rich enough------to kill to dissipate to debauch...money is the activator of corruption.
65) Vasodilation and sweating dissipate heat through radiation and conduction from the skin.
66) Results : Aloe has the effect of activating blood circulation to dissipate blood stasis detumescence and odynolysis.
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67) The release of driving very fast would help dissipate what he knew was a dangerous tension.
68) Atlantic Tropical Storm Karen faded into a tropical depression and was likely to dissipate soon, with winds of 35 mph about 495 miles east of the Leeward Islands.
69) Using radio telescopes, the two astronomers detected cosmic noise, or static, that didn't dissipate over time.
70) In this paper the frictional resistance to dissipate energy is used to substitute the viscous damping for TMD system.
More similar words: anticipate, participate, dissident, dissimilar, dissimilarity, gossip, antipathy, emancipation, participation, missile, mission, missing, emission, permission, commission, admission, dismiss, dissect, dissent, admissible, missionary, permissible, commissioner, dissolve, submissively, readmission, dissonant, dissolute, dissemble, dismissal.