formally dissolve

Frequency: 6.77.3 per million words

to end an official arrangement (like a marriage or partnership) in a formal way

dissolveADVERB + dissolve (end officially)

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formally

Examples (10)

  • Their marriage was formally dissolved last year.
  • The business partnership will be formally dissolved at the end of the fiscal year.
  • The prime minister announced the decision to formally dissolve parliament and call for new elections.
  • After completing its investigation, the special committee was formally dissolved.
  • The two companies agreed to formally dissolve their joint venture agreement.
  • Due to a lack of support, the political party was formally dissolved by its remaining members.
  • The board of directors voted to formally dissolve the subsidiary company.
  • The alliance has been formally dissolved following the recent treaty.
  • It took months of legal procedures to formally dissolve the complex corporate structure.
  • The members voted, and the motion to formally dissolve the union was passed.