abjunction
/ˌæbjʌŋkˈʃən, ˌæbˈdʒʌŋkˌʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A sudden separation or breaking off, especially of a plant part, such as a flower or a branch.
“The gardener noticed an abjunction at the base of the plant, which seemed to be affecting its growth.”
2. noun
A breaking off or cessation of something, especially a process or a relationship.
“The company experienced an abjunction in its sales due to the economic downturn.”
3. noun
A surgical term for a type of cutting or severing of a part, especially a blood vessel.
“The surgeon performed an abjunction to stop the bleeding.”