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[ UK /sˈɪʃən/ ]
NOUN
  1. the act of dividing by cutting or splitting

How To Use scission In A Sentence

  • As with misrepresentation, certain bars operate to prevent rescission.
  • It was known that animal micro-organisms, unlike vegetable micro-organisms, after a cycle of life in which reproduction takes place by scission -- that is, by subdivision of a single body into several other bodies equal to the first, give place to _sexual forms_, masculine and feminine, which are separate, and incapable of scission, but are designed for _fusion into one another_, after which the organism recommences its cycle of scissions until it again reaches the sexual forms. Spontaneous Activity in Education
  • These trimetal clusters cleaved DNA through single-strand scission by use of UV light as the trigger.
  • Maybe you suffered some head injury which causes uncontrolled memory scissions?
  • The roof abscission layer is the biggest security hidden danger in bolting support tunnel.
  • They produce numerous biological effects including promotion of leaf senescence and abscission, stomatal closure, inhibition of root growth, and germination of non-dormant seeds.
  • The defendants claim rescission of the Charge Agreement or damages.
  • The comment discission on the Jewish lore is interesting as well. Monstrous Clues?
  • The short slogans repeated over and over again prevent everyone, including the politicians holding the town hall meetings, from being able to have a discission or express a complex view point. Democrats accuse GOP of inciting mobs
  • There are lines of continuity, but there are also significant ruptures, scissions and re-orientations.
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