noun coined here
un·in·ter·com·min·gli·fi·CA·tion
The separation of items fused into one unamendable vote, restoring a separate decision on each; the remedy, currently unavailable.
What the House needed was unintercomminglification; what it got was a single question.
Etymologyun- + intercomminglification. Ten syllables, the longest form in the family, for the thing that never happens.
NoteA word for a missing procedure. The length is fair: undoing a bundle always costs more than making one.
To fuse unrelated items into one unamendable vote.
The technique.
The state of the items afterwards.
To separate them again.
The remedy, currently unavailable.