Discouragement
Discouragementn.what discourages, cause of fear
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Discourager
Discouragern.one who discouages or dissuades
Discourse
Discoursen.conversation, talk, speech, treatise
Discourse (2)
Discoursev.i.to talk, reason, preach, treat upon
Discourser
Discoursern.a talker, speaker, writer
Discoursive
Discoursivea.containing dialogue, passing regularly
Discourteous
Discourteousa.uncivil, unpolite, rude, rough
Discourteously
Discourteouslyad.uncivilly, rudely, roughly
Discourtesy
Discourtesyn.incivility, rudeness, disrespect
Discous
Discousa.broad, wide, round, flat like a dish
Discover
Discoverv.t.to disclose, show, find out, espy
Discoverable
Discoverablea.that may be found out, apparent
Discovered
Discoveredpa.found out, revealed, betrayed
Discoverer
Discoverern.one who discovers or finds out
Discoverture
Discoverturen.a state of being released from the coverture of a husband
Discovery
Discoveryn.the act of discovering, an invention
Discredit
Discreditn.a want of credit, disgrace, reproach
Discredit (2)
Discreditv.t.not to believe, to disgrace, to hurt
Discreditable
Discreditablea.injurious to reputation
Discreet
Discreeta.prudent, wise, cautious, modest, sober
Discreetly
Discreetlyad.prudently, properly, cautiously
Discreetness
Discreetnessn.discretion, prudence, fitness, care
Discrepance
Discrepancen.a difference, a contrariety, ob.
Discrete
Discretea.distinct, separated, distinguished
Discretion
Discretionn.prudence, caution, liberty to act
Discretional
Discretionala.subject to discretion only, not limited
Discretionally
Discretionallyad.at discretion