- dis|in|form
- dis|in|form «DIHS ihn FRM», transitive verb.to give distorted or false information to: »
to disinform the public.
╂[back formation from disinformation]
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dis|con|form|a|ble — «DIHS kuhn FR muh buhl», adjective. not conformable … Useful english dictionary
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dis|coid — «DIHS koyd», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. having the form of a disk; disk shaped. 2. Botany. (of composite plants) having a flower head containing only tubular flowers in the central disk, with no ray flowers. The tansy is a discoid plant. –n. a… … Useful english dictionary
dis|sog|e|ny — «dih SOJ uh nee», noun. Biology. a form of reproduction among the ctenophores, in which there are two periods of sexual maturity in the same individual, one in the larval and another in the adult form. ╂[< Greek dissós double + English gen +… … Useful english dictionary
