Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Disloyal

Disloyala.not true to allegiance, treacherous

1541

Disloyally

Disloyallyad.in a disloyal manner

1542

Disloyalty

Disloyaltyn.a want of allegiance, inconstancy

1543

Dismal

Dismala.terrible, dark, gloomy, sorrowful

1544

Dismally

Dismallyad.horribly, gloomily, sorrowfully

1545

Dismalness

Dismalnessn.a dismal or dark state

1546

Dismantle

Dismantlev.t.to strip, overthrow, destroy, loose

1547

Dismark

Dismarkv.t.to put off or by, uncover, divest

1548

Dismast

Dismastv.t.to deprive of masts

1549

Dismay

Dismayv.t.to affright, terrify, dash, discourage

1550

Dismay (2)

Dismayn.a fall of couage, fright, terror, fear

1551

Dismayedness

Dismayednessn.a want of couage, a dejection

1552

Disme

Dismen.a tenth part of portion, the tithe, ob.

1553

Dismember

Dismemberv.t.to cut off a limb or in pieces

1554

Dismemberment

Dismembermentn.the cutting off of a member or a part, the partition of a state

1555

Dismiss

Dismissv.t.to fend or put away, discard, depose

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Dismissal

Dismissaln.dismissing, removal from office

1557

Dismissed

Dismissedpa.sent away, put out discharged

1558

Dismission

Dismissionn.a sending off or away, a discharge

1559

Dismortgage

Dismortgagev.t.to redeem from mortgage

1560

Dismount

Dismountv.to alight or throw from a horse, &c.

1561

Disnatured

Disnaturedn.wanting natural affection, ob.

1562

Disobedience

Disobediencen.a breach of duty, frowardness

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Disobedient

Disobedienta.breaking lawful commands, undutiful

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Disobediently

Disobedientlyad.in an undutiful manner

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Disobey

Disobeyv.t.to transgress, neglect, not to do

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Disobligation

Disobligationn.an offense, a cause of disgust, ob.