disbursal
/dɪsˈbʌrsəl/Definitions
1. noun
The act of paying or distributing money, especially a payment or grant made by a government or organization.
“The city council approved a grant for the community center’s disbursal to local charities.”
2. noun
The act of scattering or dispersing people, things, or energy.
“The company’s downsizing led to a large disbursal of employees throughout the city.”
3. verb
To scatter or disperse something, especially people or money.
“The government will disbursal aid to affected areas after the natural disaster.”