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disjunctive - adjective |
Can you replace “disk” with “disc” according to your own preferences, or are there some significant differences that you should consider before using each spelling correctly?Let’s see what specialists in grammar, as well as notorious dictiona... |
Disorganized vs. Unorganized Alright, so we have two words referring to the same property, of "not being organized": "disorganized" and "unorganized". It is, therefore, a normal thing to ask yourself whether one of these words is wrong... |
disparage - verb |
dispensable - correct spelling dispensable adjective |
Disperse vs. Disburse: Navigating Differences in Actions Understanding the differences between "disperse" and "disburse" involves recognizing distinctions in actions and contexts. This article aims to clarify the meanings, applications, a... |
dissatisfied - correct spelling dissatisfied adjective and verb (past tense and past participle of the verb dissatisfy)Example: She gave ... |
When you are dissatisfied you are disappointed, unhappy or frustrated. When you are unsatisfied, you feel that you need more of something. Only a person can be dissatisfied, while an abstract thing like hunger or a demand for goods can ... |
dissection noun |
dissemble - verb |
disseminate - verb |
These words are not equivalent. Dissent is disagreement with an opinion, especially with a majority view. Dissension is serious and persistent disagreement among a group of people, especially ill-natured disagreement which leads ... |
dissipate verb |
distance noun and verb |
distinction - correct spelling distinction noun |
Most of the words that are spelled similarly in English are either slight variations between British and American English, or completely different words with distinct definitions which have a random huge similarity in their spellings. But some of the... |
Origin of the words ... |
Dive Deeper into the English Language with These Tips Admit it – when someone tells you that he/she’s learning English, and it’s verydifficult, chances are that you don’t help or comfort them by giving some tips,sharing your personal hacks or doing anything that can make the s... |
division noun |
doctor noun and verb |
Dog Language: Words from A Dog’s World If you are thinking about getting a dog, or if you already have a dog, it is important to know some of the vocabulary in the dog world. ... |
dogma, dogmatic, dogmatize - vocabulary dogma, dogmatic, dogmatize - noun, adjective, verb noun |
dollar noun |
dominant adjective |
Donut vs. DoughnutSpelling differences can create confusions even amongst the most commonly used words in movies, books... |
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