disintegrate

I feel as though I'm disintegrating before my very eyes.

The team disintegrated in the second half of the season.

For the third time his life had disintegrated around him.

The eyes he'd taken would have to be disintegrated as well, of course.

It would soon either land, or disintegrate in the air.

It disintegrated under the water's force, and his body was found the next morning.

Even the nuclear family is in the process of disintegrating.

Then it was too late for any of them to do anything but disintegrate.

In fact, most of the stuff disintegrates before two weeks' time.

That sense of community has disintegrated in more ways than one.

But they did not want to give up and disintegrate into violence.

In the last 20 years, the tax base has disintegrated.

By summer, local government in the area had almost completely disintegrated.

However, within a few years, the marriage began to disintegrate.

You'll have about eight hours to read it before the paper disintegrates.

It seemed, in fact, as though the very idea of television itself was disintegrating.

I went back two months later in June, and they had disintegrated further.

She would now disintegrate and become, in turn, a plant.

So small a change as one part in 10-30 could be enough to completely disintegrate matter.

What little was left of the army then completely disintegrated.

Their cells would not hold together, and they disintegrated into nothing.

By the end of the war, the Society had largely disintegrated.

Both their personal and working relationships were beginning to disintegrate.

Despite the quick start, the season quickly began to disintegrate.

Jesus, the world was disintegrating right in front of him.