Synonyms for Demerge:

• Other synonyms:

•
• BROS
,
• amalgamate
,
• amalgamation
,
• buy out
,
• combine
,
• contract out
,
• demerger
,
• duopoly
,
• farm out
,
• go in with
,
• joint venture
,
• limited partner
,
• linkup
,
• merge
,
• merger
,
• silent partner
,
• sleeping partner
,
• trading partner
,
• vertical integration
.
•
• friendly
,
• gobble up
,
• partner
,
• stable
,
• swallow up
,
• tie up
.
•
• partnership
.
•
• interest
.

• Other relevant words:

• aberrant
,
• abjure
,
• absent
,
• absorb
,
• adjourn
,
• aggregate
,
• allow
,
• allow for
,
• amalgamated
,
• attract
,
• attraction
,
• attractor
,
• back away
,
• back out
,
• bed
,
• bequeath
,
• berth
,
• better half
,
• bind
,
• bind off
,
• blend
,
• bolt down
,
• bow out
,
• break
,
• break away
,
• break open
,
• break up
,
• bump off
,
• burst
,
• bury
,
• buy up
,
• call back
,
• call in
,
• call up
,
• callback
,
• cartel
,
• carve up
,
• cast
,
• cleave
,
• coalesce
,
• coalesced
,
• collaborator
,
• combining
,
• come back
,
• commingle
,
• commix
,
• compound
,
• concern
,
• conflate
,
• consolidated
,
• cooperator
,
• corporate trust
,
• crawfish
,
• crawfish out
,
• crawl in
,
• degenerate
,
• delineate
,
• depart
,
• depict
,
• describe
,
• deteriorate
,
• deviant
,
• dip
,
• disassociate
,
• disconnected
,
• disembowel
,
• disengage
,
• disjoint
,
• dispatch
,
• dissever
,
• dissociate
,
• disunite
,
• disunited
,
• divert
,
• divorcement
,
• dowse
,
• drag
,
• draw and quarter
,
• draw back
,
• draw in
,
• draw off
,
• draw play
,
• draw poker
,
• drawing card
,
• drop
,
• drop off
,
• duck
,
• dunk
,
• eat up
,
• echo
,
• engross
,
• entrust
,
• eviscerate
,
• exit
,
• fall
,
• fall back
,
• fall behind
,
• farewell
,
• flux
,
• forget
,
• forswear
,
• fraction
,
• fragmented
,
• fuse
,
• fused
,
• fusion
,
• garbage down
,
• get
,
• get out
,
• get rid of
,
• give
,
• go away
,
• go forth
,
• go out
,
• go to bed
,
• go to sleep
,
• guide
,
• hark back
,
• haul
,
• haulage
,
• hire out
,
• hit the hay
,
• hit the sack
,
• hook
,
• hooking
,
• horse barn
,
• imbibe
,
• imbrue
,
• immix
,
• impart
,
• interest group
,
• interestingness
,
• involvement
,
• job
,
• kip down
,
• lead
,
• leave alone
,
• leave behind
,
• leave of absence
,
• leave-taking
,
• let alone
,
• line
,
• link
,
• lot
,
• make
,
• married person
,
• mate
,
• matter to
,
• meld
,
• mingle
,
• mix
,
• moor
,
• move back
,
• move out
,
• murder
,
• occupy
,
• off
,
• overwhelm
,
• pardner
,
• part
,
• parting
,
• pass
,
• pass on
,
• pastime
,
• pervert
,
• plunge
,
• polish off
,
• provide
,
• puff
,
• pull
,
• pull away
,
• pull back
,
• pull in
,
• pull in one's horns
,
• pull out
,
• pull up stakes
,
• pursuit
,
• put out
,
• quarter
,
• reap
,
• recant
,
• recollect
,
• recollection
,
• remember
,
• reminiscence
,
• rent
,
• rent out
,
• resile
,
• result
,
• retreat
,
• retrieve
,
• return
,
• rip
,
• rive
,
• run
,
• sack out
,
• sake
,
• schism
,
• seclude
,
• separate
,
• sequester
,
• sequestrate
,
• shovel in
,
• shrink back
,
• slay
,
• snag
,
• soak
,
• soak up
,
• sop
,
• sop up
,
• souse
,
• splinter
,
• split up
,
• spouse
,
• stake
,
• stalls
,
• standoff
,
• static
,
• steep
,
• stock split
,
• strike out
,
• string
,
• subcontract
,
• submerge
,
• suck
,
• suck up
,
• swallow
,
• swamp
,
• swim
,
• take
,
• take away
,
• take back
,
• take in
,
• take out
,
• take over
,
• take up
,
• tear
,
• think
,
• thread
,
• tie
,
• tie down
,
• tie-in
,
• trace
,
• transfer
,
• truss
,
• trust
,
• turn in
,
• unchanging
,
• unification
,
• unify
,
• unite
,
• uniting
,
• unsay
,
• vary
,
• vertical combination
,
• water parting
,
• watershed
,
• well disposed
,
• well-disposed
,
• will
,
• worry
,
• deviate
,
• devolve
,
• diverge
,
• divide
,
• divorce
,
• douse
,
• draw
,
• drench
,
• drown
,
• engulf
,
• immerse
,
• leave
,
• recall
,
• recede
,
• remove
,
• retire
,
• retract
,
• secede
,
• split
,
• withdraw
.

What are the hypernyms for Demerge?

• Other hypernyms:

  disband, disconnect, disentangle, disperse, dissociate, divide, separate, unravel, decouple.