Atomize (verb)

1. To reduce to tiny particles or droplets by breaking up or spray.
2. To disintegrate or destroy completely.

Origin:

From the greek word 'atomos' meaning 'indivisible'.

Examples:

1. The atomizer turned the perfumed oil into a fine mist that filled the room.
2. The atomization process transformed the solid into a fine powder.
3. The airplane was equipped with an atomizer that could break up the chemicals into tiny droplets for efficient dispersion.
4. The company's decision to atomize the workforce resulted in widespread unemployment and economic hardship.
5. The powerful explosion atomized the building, reducing it to rubble and dust.