Definition of abscind in English:

abscind

verb abˈsɪndəbˈsɪnd

1with object To cut off; to separate, detach. Now rare and literary.
2with object To cause to undergo abscission; = "abscise". Only in pass.
3no object To undergo abscission; = "abscise".

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Folkingham (fl. 1610–1620). From classical Latin abscindere to tear or cut off, to separate from ab- + scindere to cut, rend.

Definition of abscind in US English:

abscind

verb

1with object To cut off; to separate, detach. Now rare and literary.
2with object To cause to undergo abscission; = "abscise". Only in pass.
3no object To undergo abscission; = "abscise".

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Folkingham (fl. 1610–1620). From classical Latin abscindere to tear or cut off, to separate from ab- + scindere to cut, rend.

词汇	abscind
释义	Definition of abscind in English: abscind verb abˈsɪndəbˈsɪnd 1with object To cut off; to separate, detach. Now rare and literary. 2with object To cause to undergo abscission; = "abscise". Only in pass. 3no object To undergo abscission; = "abscise". Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Folkingham (fl. 1610–1620). From classical Latin abscindere to tear or cut off, to separate from ab- + scindere to cut, rend. Definition of abscind in US English: abscind verb 1with object To cut off; to separate, detach. Now rare and literary. 2with object To cause to undergo abscission; = "abscise". Only in pass. 3no object To undergo abscission; = "abscise". Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Folkingham (fl. 1610–1620). From classical Latin abscindere to tear or cut off, to separate from ab- + scindere to cut, rend.
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