dissipation (n.)
- abandon
- abandonment
- ablation
- amusement
- attenuation
- attrition
- blackout
- blocking
- broadcast
- broadcasting
- carousal
- carouse
- consumption
- corrosion
- debauch
- debauchery
- decrease
- decrement
- departure
- depletion
- depreciation
- diffraction
- diffusion
- dilution
- disappearance
- disappearing
- dispensation
- dispersal
- dispersion
- dissemination
- dissoluteness
- dissolution
- dissolving
- distraction
- distribution
- divergence
- diversion
- drain
- eclipse
- elimination
- entertainment
- erasure
- erosion
- evanescence
- evaporation
- exhaustion
- expansion
- expenditure
- extinction
- extravagance
- fadeout
- fading
- fastness
- fragmentation
- gallantry
- going
- hedonism
- impoverishment
- incontinence
- intemperance
- lavishness
- leakage
- license
- licentiousness
- loss
- melting
- occultation
- orgy
- overindulgence
- passing
- prodigality
- profligacy
- profuseness
- profusion
- propagation
- publication
- radiation
- rakishness
- recklessness
- recreation
- saturnalia
- scattering
- self-gratification
- self-indulgence
- sensualism
- shrinkage
- spattering
- splay
- spread
- spreading
- sprinkling
- squandering
- squandermania
- strewing
- using
- vanishing
- voluptuousness
- wantonness
- wastage
- waste
- wastefulness
- wearing
- wildness
- wipe
On the approach of spring I withdraw without reluctance from the noisy and extensive scene of crowds without company, and dissipation without pleasure.
