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Webster Dictionary :: Dissentaneous

DISSENTANEOUS, a. Disagreeable; contrary.

Webster Dictionary :: Dissent

DISSENT, v.i. [L., to think.] 1. To disagree in opinion; to differ; to think in ...

Webster Dictionary :: Dissensious

DISSENSIOUS, a. Disposed to discord; quarrelsome; contentious; factious. [Little...

Webster Dictionary :: Dissension

DISSENSION, n. [L., to think.] Disagreement in opinion, usually a disagreement w...

Webster Dictionary :: Disseminator

DISSEMINATOR, n. One who disseminates; one who spreads and propagates.

Webster Dictionary :: Dissemination

DISSEMINATION, n. The act of scattering and propagating, like See d; the act of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Disseminating

DISSEMINATING, ppr. Scattering and propagating; spreading.

Webster Dictionary :: Disseminated

DISSEMINATED, pp. 1. Scattered, as See d propagated; spread. 2. In mineralogy, o...

Webster Dictionary :: Disseminate

DISSEMINATE, v.t. [l., to sow; See d.] 1. Literally, to sow; to scatter See d; b...

Webster Dictionary :: Dissemblingly

DISSEMBLINGLY, adv. With dissimulation; hypocritically; falsely.

Webster Dictionary :: Dissembling

DISSEMBLING, ppr. Hiding under a false appearance; acting the hypocrite.

Webster Dictionary :: Dissembler

DISSEMBLER, n. One who dissembles; a hypocrite; one who conceals his opinions or...

Webster Dictionary :: Dissembled

DISSEMBLED, pp. Concealed under a false appearance; disguised.

Webster Dictionary :: Dissemble

DISSEMBLE, v.t. [L.] 1. To hide under a false appearance; to conceal; to disguis...

Webster Dictionary :: Dissemblance

DISSEMBLANCE, n. [dis and semblance.] Want of resemblance. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Disseizor

DISSEIZOR, n. One who puts another out of possession wrongfully; he that disposs...

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