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Dis-Prefix

English 2 accel

TermDefinition
Distort to twist out true meaning or shape into something else.
Disruptive Describing a noun that interrupts the normal process of things.
Digression It's when one leaves the main topic in a discussion temporarily.
Diversity This means a variety of something.
Divulge To reveal private information.
Disintegrate To break up into small parts.
Diffuse To spread out over a large space.
Dissect To cut or slice something open.
Distended When something is enlarged or expanded
Diffident Adjective used to describe someone with low confidence or a shy personality.
Diffidence The stage when one lacks confidence or is very shy.
Disperse To spread apart; to scatter.
Divert To take attention away from something or someone.
Disturb To interrupt or bother someone.
Dissolve When something mixes with a liquid and becomes part of that liquid itself.
Dilute To make liquid thinner or thicker by adding another liquid.
Disconcerting To make someone feel bad or embarrassed.
Dismissed To let someone leave.
Disappear To pass out of sight or make oneself non visible.
Dispense To give something.
Discordant Very disturbing, non harmonic sound.
Dismantle To take a machine or some kind of structure and tear it apart.
Dissonance When there is no mutual consent in a conversation.
Dissolution Act of officially ending a marriage.
Dilapidated Someone who is physically not well because of lack of care.
Distortions The state of having facts twisted or when someone is provided with a false meaning of things.
Disinterested Someone who is not biased.
Digress To temporarily leave the main topic.
Distraught When one is severely upset and they're not able to think properly.
Disclose To announce something publicly.
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