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disraeli
A notable British politician and author.
disregard
To ignore or pay no attention to.
disrepair
Poor condition due to neglect or damage.
disrespect
insult
disrespectful
Showing a lack of respect.
disrupt
To interrupt or disturb a process or event.
disruption
An interruption that disturbs normal operations.
disruptive
Causing interruptions or disturbances.
dissatisfaction
A feeling of unhappiness or discontent.
dissatisfy
To fail to please or meet expectations.
dissect
to cut apart for analysis
dissection
The careful cutting apart for study.
disseminate
To spread information widely.
dissemination
The act of spreading information.
dissension
disagreement among a group of people
dissent
The expression of disagreement or opposition.
dissenter
A person who disagrees with a majority.
dissertation
A lengthy research paper for a degree.
disservice
An action that harms or disadvantages someone.
dissident
A person who opposes official policy.
dissimilar
Different in nature or quality.
dissipate
To disappear or scatter away.
dissipation
The act of scattering or wasting energy.
dissociation
The separation of connected thoughts or feelings.