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-n. 3. disrelish, disfavor, disesteem, disaffection, displeasure, dissatisfaction; disinclination, distaste, disgust, repugnance, revulsion, repulsion, nausea; ill will, animosity, invidiousness, enmity, antagonism; aversion, antipathy, hostility, hatred, animus, detestation, loathing, odium, abomination, execration, abhorrence.
dislocate, v. 1. misarrange, put out of place, misplace, displace; derange, disarrange, disorder, throw into disorder, disorganize, turn topsy-turvy, disjoint, disarray; upset, mess or mess up, muss or muss up, disturb, discompose; dishevel, rumple, ruffle, tousle, Chiefly Scot. Dial, touse; clutter, scatter, litter, shuffle; jumble, muddle, entangle.
2. disarticulate, put out of joint, luxate; disconnect, unhinge, disengage.
dislocation, n. 1. misarrangement, misplacement, displacement; disarrangement, derangement, disorder, disorganization, disarray, irregularity; disturbance, disruption; upset, mess, Inf. muss, jumble.
2. disarticulation; luxation; disconnection, unhinging, disengagement.
dislodge, v. 1. displace, delocalize, dismount, Obs. displant, cut loose, knock loose, kick out, tear loose, extricate.
2. oust, expel, eject, evict, put out, turn out of doors; drive out, force or press out, extrude, thrust out; dispel, scatter, disperse; remove, dismiss, discharge, bump, fire, SI. sack; unseat, depose; expatriate, exile, banish, dispossess, deport.
disloyal, adj. unfaithful, faithless, untrue, false, false-hearted; two-faced, Janus-faced, double-tongued, deceitful, untrustworthy; apostate, traitorous, treasonable, treacherous, perfidious, recreant, renegade; heretical, schismatic, unorthodox, dissident, divergent.
disloyalty, n. unfaithfulness, faithlessness, infidelity, falseness, false-heartedness; apostasy, traitorousness, Iscariotism, treason, perfidy, recreancy; deceit, doubledealing, duplicity; disaffection, breach, estrangement.
dismal, adj. 1. gloomy, cheerless, melancholy, depressing, somber, morose; dark, black, grim, solemn, funereal, bleak, lugubrious; blue, joyless, sad, unhappy, doleful, sorrowful, dolorous; drab, dull, cold, chilly; barren, desolate, austere, empty; comfortless, uninviting, inhospitable, dreary, Literary, drear; miserable, woeful, wretched, woebegone, forlorn; dingy, murky, sunless, rayless, lightless, Cimmerian, tenebrous.
2. inept, unskilled, unhandy, undeft, undexterous; amateurish, incompetent, inexpert, inexperienced, untaught; bungling, blundering, butterfingered, Inf. all thumbs; maladroit, clumsy, lubberly, awkward, oafish.
dismantle, v. 1. strip, disfurnish, deprive of, remove from, disencumber.
2. take apart, take to pieces, disassemble, tear down, break down, raze, level, demolish, destroy, ruin, fell.
dismay, v. 1. dishearten, daunt, appall, terrify, horrify, frighten, affright, petrify, panic, scare, Archaic. amate; intimidate, cow, overawe, unman, unnerve, enervate, disconcert, abash, consternate; discourage, depress, deject, dispirit, sadden.
2. disillusion, disenchant, chagrin, shock, startle, surprise, take aback; alarm, perturb, disturb, unsettle, discompose, jar, jolt, upset, Inf. shake up.
-n. 3. disheartenment, consternation, terror, panic, horror, fear, funk, fright, affright, trepidation, Inf. cold feet; dread, apprehension, awe, intimidation; agitation, perturbation, alarm, anxiety, concern, fear and trembling.
4. disillusionment, disenchantment; mistrust, misgiving, qualm; scare, shock; chagrin, discouragement.
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