0 past simple and past participle of disperse
1 to spread across or move away over a large area, or to make something do this:
Outside the church, the congregation shook hands with the vicar and began to disperse.
Can you be responsible for dispersing these notices everywhere around town, please?
The showers will be quite widely dispersed across the whole region.
Once the seeds are released into the air, the wind quickly disperses them.
Arguably, random dispersal would allow them to have more progeny than if they had not dispersed.
In previous studies on platyhelminths, the effects of peptide modulators of the neuromuscular system have been examined on muscle strips or dispersed muscle fibres.
Most values on the dependent variable for this analysis are around 5 per cent, while a few are dispersed at very high levels.
