1. to scatter or disperse in different directions; to throw apart or separate forcefully
Usage: archaic or literary; third-person singular present tense of 'disject'

Examples

• The explosion disjects the debris across the field.
• Wind disjects the leaves in all directions.
• The force of the impact disjects the fragments widely.
• The storm disjects clouds across the sky.
• The collision disjects the contents of the container.