Disconsolate
Disconsolatea.fad, dejected, melancholy
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Disconsolatea.fad, dejected, melancholy
Disconsolatelyad.in a disconsolate manner
Disconsolatenessn.a disconsolate state, sadness
Discontentn.a want of content, sorrow, trouble
Discontentv.t.to make uneasy, to displease
Discontent, or Discontenteda.uneasy, dissatisfied
Discontentedlyad.in a discontented manner
Discontentednessn.uneasiness, dissatisfaction
Discontentmentn.discontent, uneasiness
Discontinuance, or Discontinuationn.a breaking off, breach, separation, want of union of parts
Discontinuev.to drop, leave or break off, cease
Discontinuityn.a disunity of parts, a separation
Discontinuousa.discontinued, broken off
Disconveniencen.disagreement, inconsistency, ob.
Discordn.a disagreement, opposition, anger, strife
Discordv.i.to disagree, differ, not suit, ob.
Discordancen.disagreement, an inconsistency
Discordanta.disagreeing, inconsistent, opposite
Discordantlyad.inconsistently, contradictorily
Discountv.t.to draw or pay back, to deduct, to lend the amount of, deducting the interest at the time
Discountn.a drawback, allowance, abatement
Discount-dayn.the day on which a bank discounts notes or bills
Discountablea.that may be discounted
Discountenancev.t.to discouage, check, abash
Discountenancen.cold treatment, coolness
Discountenancern.one who discountenances
Discouragev.t.to dishearten, deter, dissuade