desasocias

Desasocias is the second-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb desasociar. It means to dissociate or detach someone or something from an association, group, linkage, or set. The verb is formed from des- (a prefix indicating separation or negation) and asociar (to associate), which derives from Latin sociāre.

In usage, desasocias appears in formal or technical language and data-related contexts, as well as in organizational settings. It is a regular -ar verb in the present tense. Conjugation examples include: tú desasocias, él desasocia, nosotros desasociamos, vosotros desasociáis, ellos desasocian. Typical constructions involve a direct object referring to the element being removed from a group or link: “Tú desasocias ese usuario del grupo” or “La base de datos desasocia los registros duplicados.”

Etymology and related terms: desasociar derives from des- plus asociar, with asociar from Latin sociāre, meaning to join or unite. Related nouns and adjectives include la desasociación, el desasociado, and the adjective desasociativo. In practice, desasociar is often used in contrast to desvincular or desconectar, though the exact nuance varies by context; desasociar commonly emphasizes removing an existing association or linkage rather than merely breaking a connection.