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Webster Dictionary :: Dispiriting
DISPIRITING, ppr. Discouraging; disheartening; dejecting; intimidating.
Webster Dictionary :: Dispiritedness
DISPIRITEDNESS, n. Want of courage; depression of spirits.
Webster Dictionary :: Dispirited
DISPIRITED, pp. Discourage; depressed in spirits; dejected; intimidated.
Webster Dictionary :: Dispirit
DISPIRIT, v.t. [dis and spirit.] 1. To depress the spirits; to deprive of courag...
Webster Dictionary :: Dispersive
DISPERSIVE, a. Tending to scatter or dissipate.
Webster Dictionary :: Dispersion
DISPERSION, n. 1. The act of scattering. 2. The state of being scattered, or sep...
Webster Dictionary :: Dispersing
DISPERSING, ppr. Scattering; dissipating.
Webster Dictionary :: Disperser
DISPERSER, n. One who disperses; as the disperser of libels.
Webster Dictionary :: Disperseness
DISPERSENESS, n. Thinness; a scattered state. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dispersedness
DISPERSEDNESS, n. The state of being dispersed or scattered.
Webster Dictionary :: Dispersedlyb
DISPERSEDLYB, adv. In a dispersed manner; separately.
Webster Dictionary :: Dispersed
DISPERSED, pp. Scattered; driven apart; diffused; dissipated.
Webster Dictionary :: Disperse
DISPERSE, v.t. dispers. [L., to scatter.] 1. To scatter; to drive asunder; to ca...
Webster Dictionary :: Dispermous
DISPERMOUS, a. [Gr., See d.] In botany, two-See ded; containing two See ds only;...
Webster Dictionary :: Disperge
DISPERGE, v.t. disperj. [L.] To sprinkle. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Dispeopling
DISPEOPLING, ppr. Depopulating.
