disgrace,v.dishonor,humiliate,shame,degrade,debase,abase,discredit,tarnish, sully.disgraceful,a.ignominious,shameful,dishonorable, discreditable, opprobrious,scandalous, disreputable,infamous.disgruntled,a.(Colloq.)dissatisfied, displeased.disguise,v.mask, dissemble, dissimulate,cloak,shroud,masquerade.disguise,n.mask,blind,cloak,masquerade.disguised,a.veiled, masked, incognito.disgust,n.aversion,abhorrence, repulsion,repugnance.disgust,v.revolt,offend,nauseate.disgusting,a.fulsome,revolting, loathsome,repulsive,noisome,mawkish, nauseating,sickening,abhorrent,repugnant.dish,n.vessel, utensil,receptacle.dished,a. ruined, spoiled, undone; baffled,upset, disappointeddisheveled,a. disarranged,disorderly, uncombed,frowzy.dishonest,a.unscrupulous, corruptible,deceitful,fraudulent.dishonesty,n. improbity, unscrupulousness, fraudulence, cheating, indirection.dishonor,n.disrepute,discredit,disgrace.dishonorable,a. discreditable,disgraceful;unscrupulous,unprincipled.disillusionize,v. disenchant,decharm, disabuse.disinterested,a.impartial,unbiased,indifferent, neutral, magnanimous,unselfish.disjoint,v.dislocate, luxate, disarticulate.disjointed,a. incoherent,rambling,desultory,loose,disconnected.dislike,v. disapprove, disrelish,hate.dislike,n.aversion,antipathy, disrelish,disapproval,hatred, disaffection.dislocate,v.disjoint, luxate.dislocation,n. luxation, disjointing.disloyal,a.perfidious,unfaithful,false,treacherous, treasonable,traitorous,apostate.disloyalty,n.perfidy,unfaithfulness,treachery, treason,apostasy,faithlessness,inconstancy.dismal,a.dreary,gloomy,cheerless, joyless, sombre.dismantle,v.raze,demolish.dismay,n.consternation.dismember,v.mutilate, dislimb.dismemberment,n.mutilation.dismiss,v.discharge,cashier;banish.dismissal,n.discharge, dismission,removal.disobedience,n.contumacy, dereliction, undutifulness,defiance, insubmission, noncompliance, indocility, insubordination.disobedient,a.contumacious, insubmissive,undutiful,defiant,remiss,derelict,indocile, insubordinate,refractory.disobey,v.transgress,violate,disregard,defy,infringe.disorder,n.confusion, disarray, disarrangement,disorganization,jumble,chaos,litter,irregularity,disturbance,tumult,riot,turmoil, Bedlam,fracas, pandemonium.disorder,v.disarrange,confuse,jumble,disorganize, tousle, derange, discompose.disordered,a.deranged, confused, jumbled, littered, disarranged.disorderly,a.immethodical, unsystematic, confused;riotous, chaotic,lawless,tumultuous.disorganization,n.disorder, derangement, demobilizationdissolution.disorganize,v.dissolve,disband,disorder, demobilize, disarrange.disown,v.repudiate,deny,disclaim, disavow,renounce,reject.disowning,n.denial, disclaimer, disavowal,repudiation,renunciation,rejection.disparage,v.belittle,decry, depreciate.Antonyms:laud,extol,commend,praise.disparagement,n.detraction, derogation,decrial,defamation, dispraise, vilification.disparaging,a.derogatory,unfavorable, detractory,defamatory.dispatch,n.haste,speed, celerity, expedition;message, telegram.dispense,v.dealout,apportion,distribute; administer,execute.disperse,v.dissipate, dispel,scatter.displace,v.remove, disarrange;supplant,supersede.display,n.exhibition,parade, ostentation,show.display,v.exhibit, evince,expose,parade,flourish.displease,v.offend,anger.displeasure,n.disapprobation,dudgeon,dislike,disapproval,resentment,vexation,umbrage,dissatisfaction.disposed,a.inclined, minded,willing.Antonyms: Seeindisposed.disposition,n.temperament,mood,nature;willingness,readiness,inclination;arrangement, disposal; propensity,inclination, proneness, proclivity,bias,bent.Antonyms:indisposition, unwillingness, disinclination.dispossess,v.dislodge,oust,eject, evict, dispropriate, disseize,remove, depose.dispossession,n.dislodgment,ejection, eviction,ousting, divestiture, disseizin, ouster.disproof,n.confutation,refutation.disprove,v.confute,refute.disputable,a.controvertible.Antonyms:indisputable, incontrovertible.disputant,n.controversialist, controvertist,dissenter, disputer, arguer.disputatious,a.contentious, polemical,argumentative,quarrelsome.dispute,v.contend,argue,gainsay, controvert, altercate,wrangle, impugn, bicker,squabble, spar.dispute,n.disputation,controversy,argument,debate, logomachy,squabble,contention, polemic.disregard,n.indifference, ignoration,slight,neglect, disesteem,inattention,oversight.disregard,v.ignore,slight, contemn,overlook,disobey.disrepute,n.disesteem,unpopularity,disgrace,odium.disrespect,n.discourtesy,incivility, disesteem, rudeness, irreverence,insolence.disrespectful,a.discourteous,uncivil,rude, irreverent, impious,insolent,saucy.dissatisfaction,n.discontent, discontentment,disapproval,displeasure.dissatisfied,a.discontented, displeased,restless, malcontent,impatient,disgruntled.dissection,n.anatomy; analysis,examination; vivisection, callisection, sentisection.dissector,n.anatomist, prosector.dissent,n.dissension,disagreement,variance;nonconformity, dissidence.dissenter,n.nonconformist, sectary, dissident,separatist,schismatic, recusant.dissertation,n.discourse, disquisition.dissimilar,a.Seedifferent.dissipated,a.profligate,dissolute,licentious,fast.dissipation,n.dispersion,scattering; profligacy, dissoluteness.dissolute,a.debauched,dissipated,licentious,abandoned.dissolution,n.dissolving, analysis;solution, liquefaction; decomposition,resolution.dissolvable,a.dissoluble, soluble, fusible.Antonyms: indissoluble,indissolvable.dissolve,v.melt, liquefy, macerate,fuse, deliquesce;disorganize,disband,disperse; sunder, disunite.dissolvent,n.menstruum,solvent.dissuade,v.deter, divert.dissuasion,n.dehortation.distance,n.interval, interveningspace;remoteness;reserve, aloofness, ceremoniousness,unfriendliness,alienation.Associated words: longimetry, longitude,latitude, odometer, odograph, perambulator.distance,v.outstrip,outdo,surpass.distant,a.remote,far-off; uncordial,reserved,cold.Antonyms: Seenear.distaste,n.aversion,dislike, disrelish.Antonyms:taste,liking, relish.distasteful,a.unpleasantoffensive,repugnant, unpalatable,unsavory,disagreeable.distill,v.trickle,drop,drip;rectify.distillation,n.trickling; rectification, vaporization.distinction,n.discrimination; eminence,celebrity,renown,fame,repute, prominence.Antonyms: indistinction, indiscrimination promiscuity,obscurity.distinctive,a.discriminative,distinguishing,characteristic.distinguish,v.characterize; discriminate,differentiate,discern, recognize.distinguished,a.marked,special;eminent, illustrious,famous,celebrated,renowned,noted; transcendent,extraordinary,supreme,consummate,conspicuous.Antonyms: undistinguished,obscure,commonplace, inconspicuous,humble.distinguishing,a.distinctive,peculiar, discriminative,characteristic.distort,v.deform,twist;pervert,misinterpret,falsify,misrepresent.distortion,n.deformity;perversion,crookedness;falsification.distracted,a.frantic,frenzied,raving,crazy.Antonyms: Seecalm.distraction,n.diversion,amusement;confusion,mystification,bewilderment;tumult,commotion,hurly-burly;despair,frenzy.distress,n.anguish, agony, torture,sorrow,grief; misery,affliction,adversity,disaster,calamity,misfortune; straits,poverty,destitution, indigence.distress,v.pain,grieve,afflict,wound; distrain.distressing,a.grievous, distressful,painful, afflictive.distribute,v.apportion,allot, dealout,dispense; classify, assort,group.distribution,n.apportionment,allotment, dispensing,partition,division,dole;disposition,classification, grouping,arrangement.district,n.region, precinct, province, circuit, quarter, locality,ward.distrust,n.doubt,suspicion,mistrust.distrustful,a.suspicious.disturb,v.molest,perturb,annoy, disquiet,agitate, incommode,ruffle, disarrange, derange,unsettle, roust,excite.disturbance,n.molestation, derangement, disquiet,disorder,perturbation, inquietude,agitation,uneasiness;commotion,turmoil,tumult,uproar,riot,clamor.Associated words: perturbable, imperturbable, perturbability, imperturbability, imperturbation.disuse,n.desuetude, insuetude, inusitation, discontinuance, obsoleteness.disused,a.obsolete.ditch,n.trench,moat, fosse,channel.Associated words: scarp, escarp, parapet, graffage, counterscarp.dive,v.plunge.--n.plunger, header; (Slang) resort.divergence,n.radiation;disagreement,variance; divarication, forking.divergent,a.diverging, radiating; variant,different.divers,a.several,sundry,various,many,numerous.diverse,a.different,dissimilar, heterogeneous,diversified, variant.diversified,a.various,variegated, multiform.diversion,n.turning aside;amusement,sport,recreation,relaxation.diversity,n.difference, dissimilarity;variety, multiformity.diver's apparel.scaphander.diver's disease.caissondisease.divide,v.sunder,split,cleave, disunite,part,separate,sever, dissociate,disconnect,detach, disintegrate, demarcate, dimidiate,partition;apportion,distribute,allot,assign, parcelout; disaffect,alienate,estrange,part;share,partake, participate.divine,a.Godlike;religious,holy;heavenly,angelic, seraphic, transcendent.divine,v.foresee, foreknow,surmise,forebode,conjecture,foretell.diving bell.nautilus.divisible,a.separable, dividable,partible.division,n.separation,partition, demarcation, dimidiation;section,segment,part, compartment,portion, canton,category,group; disunion,alienation, schism,variance, dissension;apportionment,allotment, distributiondizziness,n.vertigo.dizzy,a.vertiginous,giddy.do,v.effect,accomplish, produce,achieve,consummate,execute,perform; transact; perpetrate,commit;translate,render; suffice,answer; fare, prosper; vouchsafe,grant; (Colloq.)cheat,overreach,swindle,defraud.Antonyms:shirk,evade.do-all,n.factotum.do away with.abolish.docile,a.tractable,teachable,gentle,yielding,obedient,submissive.Antonyms: Seeindocile.docility,n.tractableness, submissiveness.Antonym: indocility.dock,v.curtail; deduct from,lessen.dock,n.wharf,pier, jetty.dock hand.stevedore.doctor,n.physician, medical practitioner, leech; homeopath; allopath; interne; externe; savant; (ignorant)quack, empiric.doctor,v.repair,treat; (Slang) tamper with,falsify,adulterate.doctrine,n.tenet,dogma,belief, principle,teaching.doddering,a.shaking,trembling, infirm.dodge,v.duck,evade,parry; prevaricate, equivocate,shift,evade,quibble,parry.
disgrace,v.dishonor,humiliate,shame,degrade,debase,abase,discredit,tarnish, sully.
disgraceful,a.ignominious,shameful,dishonorable, discreditable, opprobrious,scandalous, disreputable,infamous.
disgruntled,a.(Colloq.)dissatisfied, displeased.
disguise,v.mask, dissemble, dissimulate,cloak,shroud,masquerade.
disguise,n.mask,blind,cloak,masquerade.
disguised,a.veiled, masked, incognito.
disgust,n.aversion,abhorrence, repulsion,repugnance.
disgust,v.revolt,offend,nauseate.
disgusting,a.fulsome,revolting, loathsome,repulsive,noisome,mawkish, nauseating,sickening,abhorrent,repugnant.
dish,n.vessel, utensil,receptacle.
dished,a. ruined, spoiled, undone; baffled,upset, disappointed
disheveled,a. disarranged,disorderly, uncombed,frowzy.
dishonest,a.unscrupulous, corruptible,deceitful,fraudulent.
dishonesty,n. improbity, unscrupulousness, fraudulence, cheating, indirection.
dishonor,n.disrepute,discredit,disgrace.
dishonorable,a. discreditable,disgraceful;unscrupulous,unprincipled.
disillusionize,v. disenchant,decharm, disabuse.
disinterested,a.impartial,unbiased,indifferent, neutral, magnanimous,unselfish.
disjoint,v.dislocate, luxate, disarticulate.
disjointed,a. incoherent,rambling,desultory,loose,disconnected.
dislike,v. disapprove, disrelish,hate.
dislike,n.aversion,antipathy, disrelish,disapproval,hatred, disaffection.
dislocate,v.disjoint, luxate.
dislocation,n. luxation, disjointing.
disloyal,a.perfidious,unfaithful,false,treacherous, treasonable,traitorous,apostate.
disloyalty,n.perfidy,unfaithfulness,treachery, treason,apostasy,faithlessness,inconstancy.
dismal,a.dreary,gloomy,cheerless, joyless, sombre.
dismantle,v.raze,demolish.
dismay,n.consternation.
dismember,v.mutilate, dislimb.
dismemberment,n.mutilation.
dismiss,v.discharge,cashier;banish.
dismissal,n.discharge, dismission,removal.
disobedience,n.contumacy, dereliction, undutifulness,defiance, insubmission, noncompliance, indocility, insubordination.
disobedient,a.contumacious, insubmissive,undutiful,defiant,remiss,derelict,indocile, insubordinate,refractory.
disobey,v.transgress,violate,disregard,defy,infringe.
disorder,n.confusion, disarray, disarrangement,disorganization,jumble,chaos,litter,irregularity,disturbance,tumult,riot,turmoil, Bedlam,fracas, pandemonium.
disorder,v.disarrange,confuse,jumble,disorganize, tousle, derange, discompose.
disordered,a.deranged, confused, jumbled, littered, disarranged.
disorderly,a.immethodical, unsystematic, confused;riotous, chaotic,lawless,tumultuous.
disorganization,n.disorder, derangement, demobilizationdissolution.
disorganize,v.dissolve,disband,disorder, demobilize, disarrange.
disown,v.repudiate,deny,disclaim, disavow,renounce,reject.
disowning,n.denial, disclaimer, disavowal,repudiation,renunciation,rejection.
disparage,v.belittle,decry, depreciate.Antonyms:laud,extol,commend,praise.
disparagement,n.detraction, derogation,decrial,defamation, dispraise, vilification.
disparaging,a.derogatory,unfavorable, detractory,defamatory.
dispatch,n.haste,speed, celerity, expedition;message, telegram.
dispense,v.dealout,apportion,distribute; administer,execute.
disperse,v.dissipate, dispel,scatter.
displace,v.remove, disarrange;supplant,supersede.
display,n.exhibition,parade, ostentation,show.
display,v.exhibit, evince,expose,parade,flourish.
displease,v.offend,anger.
displeasure,n.disapprobation,dudgeon,dislike,disapproval,resentment,vexation,umbrage,dissatisfaction.
disposed,a.inclined, minded,willing.Antonyms: Seeindisposed.
disposition,n.temperament,mood,nature;willingness,readiness,inclination;arrangement, disposal; propensity,inclination, proneness, proclivity,bias,bent.Antonyms:indisposition, unwillingness, disinclination.
dispossess,v.dislodge,oust,eject, evict, dispropriate, disseize,remove, depose.
dispossession,n.dislodgment,ejection, eviction,ousting, divestiture, disseizin, ouster.
disproof,n.confutation,refutation.
disprove,v.confute,refute.
disputable,a.controvertible.Antonyms:indisputable, incontrovertible.
disputant,n.controversialist, controvertist,dissenter, disputer, arguer.
disputatious,a.contentious, polemical,argumentative,quarrelsome.
dispute,v.contend,argue,gainsay, controvert, altercate,wrangle, impugn, bicker,squabble, spar.
dispute,n.disputation,controversy,argument,debate, logomachy,squabble,contention, polemic.
disregard,n.indifference, ignoration,slight,neglect, disesteem,inattention,oversight.
disregard,v.ignore,slight, contemn,overlook,disobey.
disrepute,n.disesteem,unpopularity,disgrace,odium.
disrespect,n.discourtesy,incivility, disesteem, rudeness, irreverence,insolence.
disrespectful,a.discourteous,uncivil,rude, irreverent, impious,insolent,saucy.
dissatisfaction,n.discontent, discontentment,disapproval,displeasure.
dissatisfied,a.discontented, displeased,restless, malcontent,impatient,disgruntled.
dissection,n.anatomy; analysis,examination; vivisection, callisection, sentisection.
dissector,n.anatomist, prosector.
dissent,n.dissension,disagreement,variance;nonconformity, dissidence.
dissenter,n.nonconformist, sectary, dissident,separatist,schismatic, recusant.
dissertation,n.discourse, disquisition.
dissimilar,a.Seedifferent.
dissipated,a.profligate,dissolute,licentious,fast.
dissipation,n.dispersion,scattering; profligacy, dissoluteness.
dissolute,a.debauched,dissipated,licentious,abandoned.
dissolution,n.dissolving, analysis;solution, liquefaction; decomposition,resolution.
dissolvable,a.dissoluble, soluble, fusible.Antonyms: indissoluble,indissolvable.
dissolve,v.melt, liquefy, macerate,fuse, deliquesce;disorganize,disband,disperse; sunder, disunite.
dissolvent,n.menstruum,solvent.
dissuade,v.deter, divert.
dissuasion,n.dehortation.
distance,n.interval, interveningspace;remoteness;reserve, aloofness, ceremoniousness,unfriendliness,alienation.Associated words: longimetry, longitude,latitude, odometer, odograph, perambulator.
distance,v.outstrip,outdo,surpass.
distant,a.remote,far-off; uncordial,reserved,cold.Antonyms: Seenear.
distaste,n.aversion,dislike, disrelish.Antonyms:taste,liking, relish.
distasteful,a.unpleasantoffensive,repugnant, unpalatable,unsavory,disagreeable.
distill,v.trickle,drop,drip;rectify.
distillation,n.trickling; rectification, vaporization.
distinction,n.discrimination; eminence,celebrity,renown,fame,repute, prominence.Antonyms: indistinction, indiscrimination promiscuity,obscurity.
distinctive,a.discriminative,distinguishing,characteristic.
distinguish,v.characterize; discriminate,differentiate,discern, recognize.
distinguished,a.marked,special;eminent, illustrious,famous,celebrated,renowned,noted; transcendent,extraordinary,supreme,consummate,conspicuous.Antonyms: undistinguished,obscure,commonplace, inconspicuous,humble.
distinguishing,a.distinctive,peculiar, discriminative,characteristic.
distort,v.deform,twist;pervert,misinterpret,falsify,misrepresent.
distortion,n.deformity;perversion,crookedness;falsification.
distracted,a.frantic,frenzied,raving,crazy.Antonyms: Seecalm.
distraction,n.diversion,amusement;confusion,mystification,bewilderment;tumult,commotion,hurly-burly;despair,frenzy.
distress,n.anguish, agony, torture,sorrow,grief; misery,affliction,adversity,disaster,calamity,misfortune; straits,poverty,destitution, indigence.
distress,v.pain,grieve,afflict,wound; distrain.
distressing,a.grievous, distressful,painful, afflictive.
distribute,v.apportion,allot, dealout,dispense; classify, assort,group.
distribution,n.apportionment,allotment, dispensing,partition,division,dole;disposition,classification, grouping,arrangement.
district,n.region, precinct, province, circuit, quarter, locality,ward.
distrust,n.doubt,suspicion,mistrust.
distrustful,a.suspicious.
disturb,v.molest,perturb,annoy, disquiet,agitate, incommode,ruffle, disarrange, derange,unsettle, roust,excite.
disturbance,n.molestation, derangement, disquiet,disorder,perturbation, inquietude,agitation,uneasiness;commotion,turmoil,tumult,uproar,riot,clamor.Associated words: perturbable, imperturbable, perturbability, imperturbability, imperturbation.
disuse,n.desuetude, insuetude, inusitation, discontinuance, obsoleteness.
disused,a.obsolete.
ditch,n.trench,moat, fosse,channel.Associated words: scarp, escarp, parapet, graffage, counterscarp.
dive,v.plunge.--n.plunger, header; (Slang) resort.
divergence,n.radiation;disagreement,variance; divarication, forking.
divergent,a.diverging, radiating; variant,different.
divers,a.several,sundry,various,many,numerous.
diverse,a.different,dissimilar, heterogeneous,diversified, variant.
diversified,a.various,variegated, multiform.
diversion,n.turning aside;amusement,sport,recreation,relaxation.
diversity,n.difference, dissimilarity;variety, multiformity.
diver's apparel.scaphander.
diver's disease.caissondisease.
divide,v.sunder,split,cleave, disunite,part,separate,sever, dissociate,disconnect,detach, disintegrate, demarcate, dimidiate,partition;apportion,distribute,allot,assign, parcelout; disaffect,alienate,estrange,part;share,partake, participate.
divine,a.Godlike;religious,holy;heavenly,angelic, seraphic, transcendent.
divine,v.foresee, foreknow,surmise,forebode,conjecture,foretell.
diving bell.nautilus.
divisible,a.separable, dividable,partible.
division,n.separation,partition, demarcation, dimidiation;section,segment,part, compartment,portion, canton,category,group; disunion,alienation, schism,variance, dissension;apportionment,allotment, distribution
dizziness,n.vertigo.
dizzy,a.vertiginous,giddy.
do,v.effect,accomplish, produce,achieve,consummate,execute,perform; transact; perpetrate,commit;translate,render; suffice,answer; fare, prosper; vouchsafe,grant; (Colloq.)cheat,overreach,swindle,defraud.Antonyms:shirk,evade.
do-all,n.factotum.
do away with.abolish.
docile,a.tractable,teachable,gentle,yielding,obedient,submissive.Antonyms: Seeindocile.
docility,n.tractableness, submissiveness.Antonym: indocility.
dock,v.curtail; deduct from,lessen.
dock,n.wharf,pier, jetty.
dock hand.stevedore.
doctor,n.physician, medical practitioner, leech; homeopath; allopath; interne; externe; savant; (ignorant)quack, empiric.
doctor,v.repair,treat; (Slang) tamper with,falsify,adulterate.
doctrine,n.tenet,dogma,belief, principle,teaching.
doddering,a.shaking,trembling, infirm.
dodge,v.duck,evade,parry; prevaricate, equivocate,shift,evade,quibble,parry.