Dī-vŭl'sion, n.
n. [Lat. divulsio, from divellere; Fr. divulsion. See DIVELLENT.] The act of pulling or plucking away; a rending asunder. “The divulsion of the spirit from the body.” I. Taylor.
n. [Lat. divulsio, from divellere; Fr. divulsion. See DIVELLENT.] The act of pulling or plucking away; a rending asunder. “The divulsion of the spirit from the body.” I. Taylor.