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disbeliever (noun) dis·be·liev·er
disbelievingly (adverb) dis·be·liev·ing·ly
disbenefit (noun) dis·ben·e·fit
disbound (adjective) dis·bound
disbud (verb) dis·bud
disburden (verb) dis·bur·den
disburdenment (noun) dis·bur·den·ment
disbursal (noun) dis·bur·sal
disburse (verb) dis·burse
disbursement (noun) dis·burse·ment
disburser (noun) dis·burs·er
disc (verb) disc
disc (noun) disc
discalced (adjective) dis·calced
discant (noun) dis·cant
discard (verb) dis·card
discard (noun) dis·card
discardable (adjective) dis·card·able
discarder (noun) dis·card·er
discarnate (adjective) dis·car·nate
discectomy (noun) disc·ec·to·my
discern (verb) dis·cern
discerner (noun) dis·cern·er
discernible (adjective) dis·cern·ible
discernibly (adverb) dis·cern·ibly
discerning (adjective) dis·cern·ing
discerningly (adverb) dis·cern·ing·ly
discernment (noun) dis·cern·ment
discerptibility (noun) dis·cerp·ti·bil·i·ty
discerptible (adjective) dis·cerp·ti·ble
discerption (noun) dis·cerp·tion
discharge (verb) dis·charge
discharge (noun) dis·charge
dischargeable (adjective) dis·charge·able
dischargee (noun) dis·charg·ee
discharger (noun) dis·charg·er
disciform (adjective) dis·ci·form
disciple (noun) dis·ci·ple
disciple (verb) dis·ci·ple
discipleship (noun) dis·ci·ple·ship
disciplinable (adjective) dis·ci·plin·able
disciplinal (adjective) dis·ci·plin·al
disciplinarian (noun) dis·ci·pli·nar·i·an
disciplinarian (adjective) disciplinarian
disciplinarily (adverb) dis·ci·plin·ar·i·ly
disciplinarity (noun) dis·ci·plin·ar·i·ty
disciplinary (adjective) dis·ci·plin·ary
discipline (noun) dis·ci·pline
discipline (verb) discipline
disciplined (adjective) dis·ci·plined
discipliner (noun) dis·ci·plin·er
discipular (adjective) dis·cip·u·lar
disclaim (verb) dis·claim
disclaimer (noun) dis·claim·er
disclamation (noun) dis·cla·ma·tion
disclimax (noun) dis·cli·max
disclose (verb) dis·close
disclose (noun) disclose
discloser (noun) dis·clos·er
disclosing (adjective) dis·clos·ing
disclosure (noun) dis·clo·sure
disco (noun) dis·co
disco (verb) disco
discographer (noun) dis·cog·ra·pher
discographical (adjective) dis·co·graph·i·cal
discographically (adverb) dis·co·graph·i·cal·ly
discography (noun) dis·cog·ra·phy
discoid (adjective) dis·coid
discoid (noun) dis·coid
discoidal (adjective) dis·coi·dal
discolor (verb) dis·col·or
discoloration (noun) dis·col·or·ation
discombobulate (verb) dis·com·bob·u·late
discombobulation (noun) dis·com·bob·u·la·tion
discomfit (verb) dis·com·fit
discomfit (noun) discomfit
discomfitingly (adverb) dis·com·fit·ing·ly
discomfiture (noun) dis·com·fi·ture
discomfort (verb) dis·com·fort
discomfort (noun) discomfort
discomfortable (adjective) dis·com·fort·able
discommend (verb) dis·com·mend
discommode (verb) dis·com·mode
discommodious (adjective) dis·com·mo·di·ous
discommodity (noun) dis·com·mod·i·ty
discompose (verb) dis·com·pose
discomposure (noun) dis·com·po·sure
disconcert (verb) dis·con·cert
disconcertedly (adverb) dis·con·cert·ed·ly
disconcerting (adjective) dis·con·cert·ing
disconcertingly (adverb) dis·con·cert·ing·ly
disconcertion (noun) dis·con·cer·tion
disconcertment (noun) dis·con·cert·ment
disconfirm (verb) dis·con·firm
disconfirmation (noun) dis·con·fir·ma·tion
disconfirmatory (adjective) dis·con·fir·ma·to·ry
disconformity (noun) dis·con·for·mi·ty
disconnect (verb) dis·con·nect
disconnect (noun) disconnect
disconnected (adjective) dis·con·nect·ed

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