Two other rapidly growing sources of disamenity…are air travel and tourism (New Scientist).
[He] regards much of modern building as ugly, and dreams of an enlightened committee with powers to deal with these disamenites (Sunday Times).
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dis|com|men|da|tion — «DIHS kom uhn DAY shuhn», noun. the act of discommending; dispraise: »Following the guidebook line, Nothing need detain the tourist here, some discommendations for persons planning a trip to Europe (Joseph Wechsberg) … Useful english dictionary
Dis wo ich herkomm — Studioalbum von Samy Deluxe … Deutsch Wikipedia
dis|es|tab|lish|men|tar|i|an|ism — «DIHS ehs TAB lihsh muhn TAIR ee uh NIHZ uhm», noun. the doctrine of withdrawing state recognition or support from a church … Useful english dictionary
dis|es|tab|lish|men|tar|i|an — «DIHS ehs TAB lihsh muhn TAIR ee uhn», noun. a person who favors or supports disestablishmentarianism … Useful english dictionary
dis|sep|i|men|tal — «dih SEHP uh MEHN tuhl», adjective. of or like a dissepiment … Useful english dictionary
dis|co|theque — dis|co|thèque or dis|co|theque «DIHS kuh tehk, DIHS kuh TEHK; French dees koh TEHK», noun, verb, thèqued, thèqu|ing or thequed, thequ|ing. –n. a night club or other place of entertainment where customers or performers dance or sing to recorded… … Useful english dictionary
dis|co|thèque — or dis|co|theque «DIHS kuh tehk, DIHS kuh TEHK; French dees koh TEHK», noun, verb, thèqued, thèqu|ing or thequed, thequ|ing. –n. a night club or other place of entertainment where customers or performers dance or sing to recorded music: »The… … Useful english dictionary
dis|course — «noun. DIHS krs, kohrs, dihs KRS, KOHRS; verb. dihs KRS, KOHRS», noun, verb, coursed, cours|ing. –n. 1. a long written or spoken discussion of some subject: »Lectures and sermons are discourses. SYNONYM(S): oration, treatise, essay. 2 … Useful english dictionary
dis|man|tle — «dihs MAN tuhl», transitive verb, tled, tling. 1. to remove furniture or equipment from; unfurnish: »to dismantle a house. The warship was dismantled before the hull was sold for scrap metal. 2. to pull down; take apart: »We had to dismantle the… … Useful english dictionary
dis|o|ri|en|ta|tion — «dihs R ee ehn TAY shuhn, OHR », noun. 1. the condition of having lost one s bearings; uncertainty as to direction: »In weightless space, scientists believe men may experience a disorientation (Wall Street Journal). 2. Psychiatry. a mental… … Useful english dictionary
