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Webster Dictionary :: Disesteeming

DISESTEEMING, ppr. Disliking; slighting.

Webster Dictionary :: Disesteemed

DISESTEEMED, pp. Disliked; slighted.

Webster Dictionary :: Disesteem

DISESTEEM, n. [dis and esteem.] Want of esteem; slight dislike; disregard. It ex...

Webster Dictionary :: Disespousing

DISESPOUSING, ppr. Separating after plighted faith.

Webster Dictionary :: Disespoused

DISESPOUSED, pp. Separated after espousal; released from obligation to marry.

Webster Dictionary :: Disespouse

DISESPOUSE, v.t. disespouz. [dis and espouse.] To separate after espousal or pli...

Webster Dictionary :: Disentrancing

DISENTRANCING, ppr. Arousing from a trance, sleep or reverie.

Webster Dictionary :: Disentranced

DISENTRANCED, pp. Awakened from a trance, sleep or reverie.

Webster Dictionary :: Disentrance

DISENTRANCE, v.t. [dis and entrance.] To awaken from a trance, or from deep slee...

Webster Dictionary :: Disentitle

DISENTITLE, v.t. To deprive of title.

Webster Dictionary :: Disenthroning

DISENTHRONING, ppr. Deposing; depriving of royal authority.

Webster Dictionary :: Disenthroned

DISENTHRONED, pp. Deposed; deprived of sovereign power.

Webster Dictionary :: Disenthrone

DISENTHRONE, v.t. [dis and enthrone.] To dethrone; to depose from sovereign auth...

Webster Dictionary :: Disenter

DISENTER. [See Disinter .]

Webster Dictionary :: Disentangling

DISENTANGLING, ppr. Freeing from entanglement; extricated.

Webster Dictionary :: Disentangled

DISENTANGLED, pp. Freed from entanglement; extricated.

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