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Webster Dictionary :: Discriminable
DISCRIMINABLE, a. That may be discriminated.
Webster Dictionary :: Discretively
DISCRETIVELY, adv. In a discretive manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Discretive
DISCRETIVE, a. [See Discreet and Discrete.] 1. Disjunctive; noting separation or...
Webster Dictionary :: Discretionary
DISCRETIONARY, DISCRETIONAL, a. Left to discretion; unrestrained except by discr...
Webster Dictionary :: Discretionarily
DISCRETIONARILY, DISCRETIONALLY, adv. At discretion; according to discretion.
Webster Dictionary :: Discretionally
DISCRETIONARILY, DISCRETIONALLY, adv. At discretion; according to discretion.
Webster Dictionary :: Discretional
DISCRETIONARY, DISCRETIONAL, a. Left to discretion; unrestrained except by discr...
Webster Dictionary :: Discretion
DISCRETION, n. [L, a separating. See Discreet .] 1. Prudence, or knowledge and p...
Webster Dictionary :: Discrete
DISCRETE, a. [L. See Discreet .] 1. Separate; distinct; disjunct. Discrete propo...
Webster Dictionary :: Discrepant
DISCREPANT, a. Different; disagreeing; contrary.
Webster Dictionary :: Discrepancy
DISCREPANCE, DISCREPANCY, n. [L., to give a different sound, to vary, to jar; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Discrepance
DISCREPANCE, DISCREPANCY, n. [L., to give a different sound, to vary, to jar; to...
Webster Dictionary :: Discreetness
DISCREETNESS, n. The quality of being discreet; discretion.
Webster Dictionary :: Discreetly
DISCREETLY, adv. Prudently; circumspectly; cautiously; with nice judgment of wha...
Webster Dictionary :: Discreet
DISCREET, a. [L., Gr. It is sometimes written discrete; the distinction between ...
Webster Dictionary :: Discrediting
DISCREDITING, ppr. Disbelieving; not trusting to; depriving of credit; disgracing.
