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- dis|so|ci|a|ble «dih SOH shee uh buhl, -shuh-», adjective.1. that can be dissociated; separable.2. unsociable.3. that tends to dissociate or separate.
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dis|a|gree|a|ble — «DIHS uh GREE uh buhl», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. not to one s liking; unpleasant: »to speak a disagreeable truth. A headache is disagreeable. SYNONYM(S): offensive. 2. not friendly; unkind; bad tempered; cross: »Sh … Useful english dictionary
dis|hon|or|a|ble — «dihs ON uhr uh buhl», adjective. 1. causing loss of honor; shameful; disgraceful: »a dishonorable career. SYNONYM(S): base, ignominious. 2. without honor; unprincipled: »A dishonorable student has no scruples about cheating. SYNONYM … Useful english dictionary
dis|rep|u|ta|ble — «dihs REHP yuh tuh buhl», adjective. 1. having a bad reputation: »a disreputable old rascal, a disreputable dance hall. SYNONYM(S): base, infamous. 2. not respectable; not fit to be used or seen; in poor condition: »The boy was well dressed… … Useful english dictionary
dis|al|low|a|ble — «DIHS uh LOW uh buhl», adjective. that may be or is subject to being disallowed … Useful english dictionary
dis|ci|plin|a|ble — «DIHS uh PLIHN uh buhl», adjective. 1. that can be disciplined or instructed. 2. deserving discipline … Useful english dictionary
dis|com|fort|a|ble — «dihs KUHM fuhr tuh buhl», adjective. making uncomfortable or uneasy; lacking comfort or convenience: »Pacing to and fro in his discomfortable house (Robert Louis Stevenson) … Useful english dictionary
dis|com|mend|a|ble — «DIHS kuh MEHN duh buhl», adjective. to be discommended; worthy of censure … Useful english dictionary
dis|con|form|a|ble — «DIHS kuhn FR muh buhl», adjective. not conformable … Useful english dictionary
dis|cour|age|a|ble — «dihs KUR ihj uh buhl», adjective. capable of being discouraged: »Too intelligent to be vain, he is evidently discourageable should anything happen, that is to say, to discourage him (Manchester Guardian Weekly) … Useful english dictionary
dis|cov|er|a|ble — «dihs KUHV uhr uh buhl», adjective. that can be discovered … Useful english dictionary
dis|cred|it|a|ble — «dihs KREHD uh tuh buhl», adjective. bringing discredit; disgraceful: »My own conduct in making no effort to prevent or stop this treatment of the horse has grown more and more discreditable to me (Atlantic). SYNONYM(S): dishonorable … Useful english dictionary
