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discography
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n. (�帣.�۰.���ְ� ����)���� ���
: a descriptive list of phonograph records by category, composer, performer, or date of release
list : discography :: painting : portrait list : discography :: tool : hoe
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| 1502 |
discombobulate
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v. ȥ�������� �ϴ�
: to throw into a state of confusion
discombobulated : order :: erratic : consistency discombobulate �� compose discombobulated �� composed
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discombobulated
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discombobulated : order :: erratic : consistency discombobulated �� composed
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| 1504 |
discomfit
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v. ��Ȳ�ϰ� �ϴ�/������Ű��
: to put into a state of perplexity and embarrassment
: to frustrate the plans of
discomfit : blush :: contemptuous : sneer discomfited : blush :: contemptuous : sneer discomfit �� ingratiate discomfit �� mollify
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| 1505 |
discommode
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v. �����ϰ� �ϴ�
: to cause inconvenience to
discommode �� assist discommode �� ease discommode �� inspire discommode �� mollify discommode �� oblige discommode �� pacificate discommoded �� inspired ?
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| 1506 |
discommoded
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discommoded �� inspired ?
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| 1507 |
discommodity
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discommodity �� convenience
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| 1508 |
discompose
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v. �Ҿ��ϰ� �ϴ�
: to destroy the composure of
discompose : pacific :: engage : odious discompose : pacific :: engage : tedious discompose : pacific :: fabricate : authentic (��)discompose : placid :: fabricate : ingenuous (��) discompose �� pacificate
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| 1509 |
disconcert
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v. ��Ȳ�� �ϴ�
to upset; to ruffle; to perturb
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| 1510 |
disconnect
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disconnect �� couple nexus �� disconnected components
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| 1511 |
disconnected components
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nexus �� disconnected components
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| 1512 |
discontent
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complain : discontent :: boast : pride discontent : complain :: admiration : praise discontent : complain :: encomium : eulogy discontent : unsatisfied :: caprice : whimsical discontent : unsatisfied :: stealth : furtive gripe : discontent :: praise : admiration foment : discontentment :: disseminate : information discontent �� conciliate
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| 1513 |
discord
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n. ����ġ/����ȭ��
: lack of agreement or harmony (as between persons, things, or ideas)
discordant : sound :: anachronistic : time discord �� harmony discord �� rapport
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| 1514 |
discourage
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despondent : discourage :: livid : angry despondent : discouraged :: livid : angry (>) discourage �� seduce dauntless �� easily discouraged dogged �� easily discouraged
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| 1515 |
discourse
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n. ��ȭ/����
: formal and orderly and usually extended expression of thought on a subject
diatribe : discourse :: lullaby : song badinage �� serious discourse
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| 1516 |
discrepancy
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n. ���/����ġ
: an instance of divergence or disagreement
discrepancy �� concord discrepancy �� consonance discrepancy �� consonant discrepancy �� convergence
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| 1517 |
discrepant
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adj. �����ϴ�/��߳���/�����
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| 1518 |
discrete
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adj. ������
unconnected; separate; distinct
discrete : overlap :: infinite : exhaust (��)discrete : overlap :: infinite : exhaustive discrete �� continuous
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| 1519 |
discretion
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n. �к�/����
: the quality of being discreet
discretion : prudence :: piousness : devotion brash : discretion :: frivolous : gravity foolish : discretion :: impecunious : money imprudent : discretion :: apathetic : emotion indiscretion : convention :: overdose : prescription discretion �� mandatory discretion �� obligatory discretion �� preordain indiscretion �� judiciousness
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| 1520 |
discretionary
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adj. ������/�����緮��
: exercised at one\'s own discretion
discretionary �� mandatory discretionary �� obligatory discretionary �� preordained
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| 1521 |
discriminate
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v. �ĺ��ϴ�
: to mark or perceive the distinguishing or peculiar features of
discriminate : difference :: liken : similarity epicure : discriminating :: discerner : acute epicure : discriminating :: sentinel : watchful epicure : discriminating :: spectator : watching confound �� discriminate between indiscriminate �� fastidious
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| 1522 |
discriminate between
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confound �� discriminate between
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| 1523 |
discriminatory
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discriminatory �� equitable
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| 1524 |
discursive
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adj. �길��/�μ� ����
: moving from topic to topic without order
discursive �� concentrate discursive �� keen on title discursive �� succinct
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| 1525 |
disdain
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n. ���/����
: a feeling of contempt for what is beneath one
contemptible : disdain :: hilarious : laughter snub : disdain :: double-cross : disloyalty (=) disdain �� adulation disdain �� treat favorably disdain �� venerate disdain �� veneration
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| 1526 |
disembark
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vt/v. �ϼ��ϴ�
: to go ashore from a ship.
: to leave a vehicle or aircraft
disembark : ship :: dismount : horse debark : ship :: dismount : horse debark : ship :: unload : truck
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| 1527 |
disembodied
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| 1528 |
disempower
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disempower �� enfranchise
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| 1529 |
disengage
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v. �ع��Ű��
: to release from something that engages or involves
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| 1530 |
disentangle
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disentangle : snarl :: exonerate : blame disentanglement : snarl :: exoneration : blame disentangle �� snarl
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| 1531 |
disgorge
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v. ���س���
: to discharge by the throat and mouth
vomit : disgorge :: : disgorge �� ingest disgorge �� swallow
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| 1532 |
disgruntle
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v. �Ҹ� ǰ�� �ϴ�/��¨�� �ϴ�
: to make ill-humored or discontented -- usually used as a participial adjective
disgruntle �� refresh disgruntled �� contented disgruntled �� rapturous
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| 1533 |
disgruntled
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disgruntled �� contented disgruntled �� rapturous
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| 1534 |
disguise
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n/v. �����ϴ�/�����ϴ�
: to furnish with a false appearance or an assumed identity
disguise : alter :: cloak : warm disguise : camouflage :: ballast : stabilize disguise : identification :: camouflage : detection disguise : recognition :: padding : damage
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| 1535 |
disgust
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n/v. ���ܿ� �ϴ�
: marked aversion aroused by something highly distasteful
hurl : disgust :: kiss : affection hurl : disgust :: scowl : displeasure misanthrope : disgust :: insurgent : rebellious odious : disgust :: menacing : fear odious : disgusting :: blatant : arresting (=) disgust �� entrance obsession �� intense disgust disgusted �� entrancing disgusting �� entrancing
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| 1536 |
disgusted
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| 1537 |
disgusting
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odious : disgusting :: blatant : arresting (=) disgusting �� entrancing
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| 1538 |
dishevel
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v. �����ϰ� �ϴ�
: to throw into disorder or disarray
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| 1539 |
dishonor
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dishonor �� venerate dishonor �� veneration
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| 1540 |
disimpassion
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disimpassion �� embarrassment disimpassioned �� responsive
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| 1541 |
disimpassioned
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disimpassioned �� responsive
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| 1542 |
disinclination
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n. ����/������ �ȳ�Ŵ
: a preference for avoiding something
aversion : disinclination :: adulation : admiration aversion : inclination :: : disinclination �� bent disinclination �� leaning disinclination �� proclivity inclination �� aversion
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| 1543 |
disinclined
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disinclined �� disposed loquacity �� disinclined to speak
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| 1544 |
disinclined to speak
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loquacity �� disinclined to speak
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| 1545 |
disinfect
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v. �ҵ��ϴ�/����ϴ�
: to free from infection especially by destroying harmful microorganisms
antiseptic : disinfect :: coagulant : stanch antiseptic : disinfect :: oil : lubricate aseptic : disinfections :: anesthetic : numbs disinfect �� contaminate
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| 1546 |
disingenuous
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disingenuous : deceive :: ingratiating : win favor disingenuous : mislead :: pernicious : injure disingenuous �� artless disingenuousness �� guilelessness
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| 1547 |
disingenuousness
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disingenuousness �� guilelessness
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| 1548 |
disintegrate
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amalgamation : disintegrated :: : disintegrate �� amalgamate disintegrate �� congeal disintegrate �� join together
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| 1549 |
disintegration
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disintegration �� amalgamation
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| 1550 |
disinter
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embed : disinter :: waffle : enunciate (��) disinter �� bury
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| 1551 |
disinterested
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adj. ��� ����/������
: free from selfish motive or interest
disinterested : partisanship :: venal : probity disinterested �� factional disinterested �� inequity disinterested �� prejudiced disinterestedness �� faction disinterestedness �� inequity disinterestedness �� iniquity
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| 1552 |
disinterestedness
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disinterestedness �� faction disinterestedness �� inequity disinterestedness �� iniquity
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| 1553 |
disjoin
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disjointed : coherence :: banal : originality disjoin �� graft disjointed �� consistent disjointed �� orderly
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| 1554 |
disjointed
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adj. [��,���� ����]������ �� ����
: lacking coherence or orderly sequence
disjointed : coherence :: banal : originality disjointed �� consistent disjointed �� orderly
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| 1555 |
disjunction
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disjunction �� continuity
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| 1556 |
disjunctive
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adj. �����
: marked by breaks or disunity
disjunctive : unity :: nominal : significance
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| 1557 |
dislike
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dislike : loathing :: pleasure : bliss (<)abhorrence : dislike :: adoration : affection (>)abhorrence : dislike :: adoration : fondness (>)censure : dislike :: proselytize : convert loathe : dislike :: castigate : reproof loathing : dislike :: castigation : reproof (>)loathing : dislike :: sporadic : cardinal loathing : dislike :: sporadic : occasional dislike �� penchant predilection �� propensity to dislike
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| 1558 |
dislodge
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v. [���,����]�� ������
: to remove or force out from a position or dwelling previously occupied
dislodge �� anchor dislodge �� ensconce dislodgement �� credence
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| 1559 |
dislodgement
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| 1560 |
dismantle
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v. �����ϴ�/[�����]�����ϴ�
: to take to pieces; also : to destroy the integrity or functioning of
dismantle : united :: adulterate : pristine dismantle : unity :: adulterate : pristine dismantle : unity :: adulterate : pure
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| 1561 |
dismay
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v/n. ��Ȳ�� �ϴ�/��Ȳ
to fill with dread; to discourage greatlyp to perturb
dismay �� hearted dismay �� hearten dismay �� heartener undismayed �� aghast
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| 1562 |
dismiss
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v. �Ⱒ/����/�ذ��ϴ�
: to refuse to accept or recognize
dismiss : reinstate :: disperse : reconvene dismiss �� sanction dismiss �� summon
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| 1563 |
disordered
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| 1564 |
disparage
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v. ����/���ϴ�
: to depreciate by indirect means (as invidious comparison)
: speak slightingly about
disparage : ignore :: scorn : reject defame : disparage :: usurp : seize (=)epithet : disparage :: alias : mislead disparage �� adulate disparage �� aggrandize disparage �� applaud disparage �� champion disparage �� extol disparage �� revere disparagement �� champion disparagement �� kudos
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| 1565 |
disparagement
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disparagement �� champion disparagement �� kudos
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| 1566 |
disparate
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adj. ���������� �ٸ�
: containing or made up of fundamentally different and often incongruous elements
disparate �� alike disparate �� analogous disparate �� like disparate �� similar
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| 1567 |
dispassionate
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adj. ������/������ �¿���� �ʴ�
: not influenced by strong feeling ; not affected by personal or emotional involvement
dispassionate �� ardent dispassionate �� biased dispassionate �� fervent dispassionate �� partial dispassionate �� responsive tirade �� dispassionate speech
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| 1568 |
dispassionate speech
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������ �������� �ʴ� ��[�̾߱�]
tirade �� dispassionate speech
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| 1569 |
dispatch
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n/v. �ż���/�����ϴ�
: promptness and efficiency in performance or transmission
dispatch �� leisureliness
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| 1570 |
disperse
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v. ��߸���/�ػ��Ű��
to scatter; to spread widely; to disseminate
disperse : reconvene :: dismiss : reinstate crowd : dispersed :: clot : dissolved disperser : overlaps :: not coordinated : consistent disperse �� aggregate disperse �� channel
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| 1571 |
displaying consistently practical behavior
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quixotic �� displaying consistently practical behavior
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| 1572 |
displaying equanimity
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fretful �� displaying equanimity
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| 1573 |
displease
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v. ���� �����ϰ� �ϴ�/���ϰ� �ϴ�
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| 1574 |
disposal
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n. ó��
: systematic destruction; especially :destruction or transformation of garbage
recycle : disposal :: rehabilitate : demolition
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| 1575 |
dispose favorably
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jaundice �� dispose favorably
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| 1576 |
disposed
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adj. �ϰ� �;��ϴ�/������ ����
disposed �� disinclined jaundiced �� disposed favorably belligerent �� disposed of peace
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| 1577 |
disposed favorably
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jaundiced �� disposed favorably
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| 1578 |
disposed of peace
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belligerent �� disposed of peace
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| 1579 |
disproof
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disproof �� substantiation
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| 1580 |
disproportion
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disproportion �� symmetry
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| 1581 |
dispute
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bicker : dispute :: probe : investigate peremptory : dispute :: prohibitive : purchase squabble : dispute :: foible : failing (<)uncontradictalble : dispute :: untenable : defend uncontrovertible : disputed :: untenable : defended incontrovertible : disputed :: matchless : equaled incontrovertible : disputed :: untenable : defended dispute �� accept
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| 1582 |
disquiet
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v. ������ �Ұ� �ϴ�
: to take away the peace or tranquility of
disquiet : composure :: feeble : strength disquiet �� put at ease
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| 1583 |
disregard
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despicable : disregard :: redoubtable : awe despicable : disregard :: redoubtable : regard despicable : disregard :: redoubtable : respect flout : disregard :: taunt : challenge disregard �� nurture disregard �� obey disregard �� redoubtable
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| 1584 |
disrespect
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bumptious : disrespect :: : disrespect �� homage
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| 1585 |
disrupt
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v. �ر���Ű��
: to throw into disorder
sabotage : disrupt :: instigate : foment saboteur : disrupt :: apologist : defend saboteur : disrupt :: instigator : foment
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| 1586 |
dissect
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v. �غ��ϴ�
: to analyze and interpret minutely
specimen : dissect :: sentence : parse
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| 1587 |
dissemble
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v. �����ϴ�/�����
: to hide under a false appearance ; to put on the appearance of
dissemble : honesty :: snub : politeness dissemble : information :: masquerade : feeling ingenuous : dissemble :: polite : snub ingenuous : dissemble :: raffish : preen (��)veracity : dissembler :: agility : bungler dissemble �� behave honestly
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| 1588 |
dissembling
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| 1589 |
disseminate
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v. ��Ѹ���
: to spread abroad as though sowing seed
disseminate : information :: foment : discontentment disseminate �� conflate disseminate �� garner disseminate �� nucleate
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| 1590 |
dissension
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n. �ǰ� ����ġ
: difference of opinion
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| 1591 |
dissent
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v. �ǰ��� ���ϴ�
: to differ in opinion or feeling
dissenter : orthodox :: maverick : group dissent �� accede dissent �� concur dissent �� conform dissent �� consent dissenter �� adherent dissentient �� consonant
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| 1592 |
dissenter
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dissenter : orthodox :: maverick : group dissenter �� adherent
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| 1593 |
dissentient
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| 1594 |
dissertation
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| 1595 |
dissimilar
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| 1596 |
dissipate
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v. [�Ҹ�ǵ���]��߸���/�����ϴ�
: to break up and scatter or vanish
: to be extravagant or dissolute in the pursuit of pleasure
dissipate : diminish :: rend : tear dissipate : stir :: : husbandry : dissipate :: alacrity : procrastinate (��) dissipate �� absorb dissipate �� accumulate dissipate �� amass dissipate �� gather
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| 1597 |
dissipation
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dissipation : temperance :: fecundity : sterility dissipation �� accumulation
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| 1598 |
dissociate
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v. ���踦 ����
: to separate from association or union with another
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| 1599 |
dissociation
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dissociation �� affiliation
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| 1600 |
dissolute
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adj. ������
: lacking restraint; especially :marked by indulgence in things
dissolute : libertine :: humorous : wag dissolute : libertine :: ludicrous : buffoon libertine : dissolute :: boor : long winding libertine : dissolute :: dupe : credulous libertine : dissolute :: sycophant : obsequious libertine : dissoluteness :: sycophantic : obsequiousness licentious : dissoluteness :: voluble : speech licentious : dissoluteness :: voluble : verbosity dissolute �� temperate
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