Disable
Disablev.t.to render unable to incapable, to lame
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disabuse
Disabusev.t.to set right, to undeceive
Disacquaintance
Disacquaintancen.disuse of familiarity, ob.
Disadvantage
Disadvantagen.loss, prejudice;v.t.to injure
Disadvantageous
Disadvantageousa.prejudicial, hurtful
Disadvantageously
Disadvantageouslyad.with loss or inconvenience
Disadvantageousness
Disadvantageousnessn.loss, inconvenience
Disaffect
Disaffectv.t.to fill with discontent or dislike
Disaffected
Disaffectedpa.not wishing well to, hating, averse
Disaffectedly
Disaffectedlyad.in a disaffected manner
Disaffection
Disaffectionn.want of affection, disloyalty
Disaffirm
Disaffirmv.t.to deny, disprove, contradict
Disaffirmance
Disaffirmancen.a confutation, disproof, denial
Disafforest
Disafforestv.t.to throw open, to make public
Disagree
Disagreev.i.to differ, clash, quarrel, not agree
Disagreeable
Disagreeablea.unsuitable, unpleasant, odious
Disagreeableness
Disagreeablenessn.contrariety, offensiveness
Disagreeably
Disagreeablyad.in a disagreeable manner
Disagreement
Disagreementn.a difference, an unsuitableness
Disallow
Disallowv.t.to deny, reject, censure, condemn
Disallowable
Disallowablea.not allowable, improper, unfit
Disallowance
Disallowancen.a fobidding, rejection, dislike
Disanimate
Disanimatev.t.to discourage, to kill ob.
Disanimation
Disanimationn.a privation of life, death, ob.
Disannual
Disannualv.t.to annul, make void, abolish
Disappear
Disappearv.i.to vanish, to lost, fly off or away
Disappoint
Disappointv.t.to defeat of expectation, to balk