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`drive » : a device for accessing or dis-par-age \di’sperij\ vb -aged; -ag-
`dis-equi-lib-rium \dis-,é-kwa-li-bré-em\
`shev-el-ment \-mant, 7
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`dis.hon-est \di-'si-nest\ adj : not: hg
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`end the establishment of; esp ; to deprive
`honestly adv -— dis-hon-es
`one’s class, disparage, fr. AF desparager
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`of the status of an established church — ste #
`to marry below one’s class, fr. parage
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`Ke \ddis-‘lik\ # > a feeling of aver-
`dis.es-tab-lish-ment 7
`equality,
`lineage, fr. per peer] 1: to
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`of honor 2 > SHAME, DISGRACE!
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`jE ot disapproval| ith dislike
`dis-es-teem \\dis-a-'stem\ #1 Jack of es-
`2oe in rank oemeation : DEGRADE
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`ke vo : to regard with
`teem ; DISEAVOR, DISREPUTE
`dislike : pisaP-
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`*
` at, dislé-\vb 1:to dis-pa-rate \dis-pa-rat, di-'sper-at\, adj
`ing a negotiable instrument when
`dis-fa-vor \()disfa-vor\ @ 1: DISAPY
`PROVAL, DISLIKE 21 the state or factof
`sented for payment — dis-hon.
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`par-i-ty \di-'sper-a-te\
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`dis-fig-ure \dis-‘fi-gyar\ vo : to spoil the|\-blé\ adv
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`ery 2: PIsRUPY —dis-lo.ca-tion dis-pas-sion-ate \()dis-tpa-sho-nat\ adj
`appearance of disfigured by a scat> — 2dishonor yb 1: DISGRACE °2: to
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`{jlo“ke- han\ #
`: not influenced by strong feeling : CALM,
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`Aj\ vb: to force out ofa
`IMPARTIAL — dis-pas-sion\-'pa-shon\ 7
`dis-fig-ure-ment 7
`to accept or pay (~~ a check>
` iding, or defense
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`— dis-pas-sion-ate-ly adv
`dis-fran-chise \dis-'fran-,chiz\ vb i DIS-
`h out yb : to give treciy
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`ENFRANCHISE — dis-fran-chise-ment
`herag \dish-,rag\ ¢ ¢ DISHCLOTH
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`i
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`away with promptness or speed esp. on
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`‘aizrnall, adj IME,fr. dismai,n.,
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`roach or shane to
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`SATISFIED
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`dis-pens-able \di-'spen-sa-bal\ adj : ca-
`guis-ing 1: io change the appearance
`dislike or disapproval
`pable of being dispensed with
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`infection-causing germs
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`dis-i
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`WNHORSE 3 : DISASSEMBLE
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`refusal to obey — dis-obe-
`dis-pens-er » — dispense with 4
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`bedient ae
`pers-ing : to break up and scatter about
`a dish esp. in being shallow and
`concave
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`to disturb dis-pir-it \dis-'pir-at\ vb ; DEPRESS, DIS-
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`dressed in a casual orcare! Back
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`expel or force to fleefrom homeor native
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`each of the peace or public
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`PLACE
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`die marked by disorder <a dis«place-ment \-mont\ 2 1: the act of
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`display + dissimulate
`dis-qui-etude \()dis-"kwi-s-,ti
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`AGITATION, ANXIETY ud, “ytd,
`present to view:make evident
`dis-qui-si-tion \\dis-kwo-"zi-shany 42
`edisplay » 1: a displaying of something
`formal inquiry or discussion
`2: an electronic device (as a cathode-ray
`tube) that gives information in visual
`Idis.re.gard \,dis-ri"'gard\ vb ;
`to ‘i
`attention to : treat as unwort
`form: aise;the visual information
`or regard
`orthy of Notley
`dis-please \()dis-pléz\ v> 1: te arouse
`@disregard 7 : the act of disregarding
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`the disapproval and dislike of 2: to be
`offensive to : give displeasure
`state of being disregarded ead :
`dis-re-gard-ful adj
`LECT SS,
`dis-plea-sure \-'ple-zhar\ # ; a feeling of
`dislike and irritation
`dis-re-pair \,dis-ri-'per\ » :
`ing in needoftepair
`the stat
`dis-port
`\di-'spart\ yb
`10: DIVERT,
`AMUSE 2: FROLIC 3: DISPLAY
`rep-u-ta-ble \dis-'re-pya-
`having a bad reputation ya-tebaly
`dis-pos-able \di-'spo-ze-bal\ adj tire
`re-pute \dis-ripyit\ n+ tack
`maining after deduction of taxes <-~ in-
`ine of reputation:low esteen* oe
`come? 2; designed to be used once and
`then thrown away <~ diapers> — dis-
`sresspect
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`pes-al \di-'spd-zal\ n 1: CONTROL,
`COMMAND 2: an orderly arrangement
`rapt\ vo 1: te
`-rupt \
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`to throwinto disorder 3 break a
`3: a getting rid of 4 : MANAGEMENT,
`ADMINISTRATION 5 : presenting or be-
`— dis-rup-tion \-"rap-shan\ 1
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`ue: ve M23 -tivs adj
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`device used to reduce waste matter (as by
`is-sat-is-fac-tion \di-\sa-tos-"fak-oh.,
`grinding}
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`dis-sat-is-ly \di-sa-tes-fi\ vb : to ¢;
`dis-pose \di-'spoz\ vb dis-posed; dis-
`pos-ing 1:
`to give a tendency to : IN-
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`sect
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`di-\vh 4: to divi
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`place : ARRANGE <troops disposed for
`withdrawal) 9: SETTLE — dis-pos-er 2
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`deal with conclusively
`lobes <a ~~ leaf>
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`dis-po-si-tion \,dis-po-zi-shan\ 7 1: the
`dis-sem-ble \di-'sem-bal\
`va
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`act or power of disposing : DISPOSAL 2
`“bling 1: to hide under or put ong;
`1 RELINQUISHMENT 3 : ARRANGEMENT
`appearance:conceal Facts, intentiog
`4: TENDENCY, INCLINATION & : natural
`feelings under some pretense
`attitude toward things <a cheerful ~>
`LATE — dis-sem-bler »
`ate \di-'sc-ma-nat\ rb
`dis-pos-sess\,dis-po-'zes\ yb : to put out
`ed; -nat-ing : to spread abroad a5
`of possession or occupancy — dis-pos-
`ses-sion \-'ze-shan\ z
`ing seed ‘
`ideas> — dis-sem.i
`dis-praise \(,)dis-'praz\ vb : DISPARAGE
`— dispraise » — dis.prais-er #
`dis-pro-poreion \ydis-pro-'por-shan\ 7
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`of proportion, symmetry, or proper
`relation — di&pro-por-tion-ate \-sho-
`ii
`nat adj
`: religious nonconformity 2: a
`dis-prove \G)dis-"prilv\ vb : to prove to be
`false — dis-proof \-'priif\ =
`statement in which a justice di
`dis-pu-tant \di-
`with the opinion of the majority
`: one that is engaged in a
`sen-tar, in fia
`dis-pu-ta-tion \,dis-pyi
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`:BEBATE 2: an oral defense of an aca-
`demic thesis
`dis-ser-ta-tion \,\di-sor-‘ta-shan\ #
`tended usu. written treatment of
`dis-pu-ta-tious \-shes\ adj : inclined to
`dispute:ARGUMENTATIVE |
`ject; esp
`dis.ser-vice \disar-vas\ 4
`idis-pute \di-spylit\ yb dis-put-ed; dis-
`HARM, MISCHIEF
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`dis-sev-er \di-"se-var\ vb : SEPARAT
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`to struggle against or Over : OPPOSE ——
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`kwi-lo-fi, vb :
`with an established religious or}
`or declare unfit or not qualifil
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`2disquiet » : ack of peace or tranquillity
`: ANXIETY
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`hide under a false appearance
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`dis-sim-u-Jate \di-'si-mya-jat
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