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5,849- Disconcert
- Disconcertion
- Disconducive
- Disconformable
- Disconformity
- Discongruity
- Disconnect
- Disconnection
- Disconsecrate
- Disconsent
- Disconsolacy
- Disconsolate
- Disconsolated
- Disconsolation
- Discontent
- Discontentation
- Discontented
- Discontentful
- Discontenting
- Discontentive
- Discontentment
- Discontinuable
- Discontinuance
- Discontinuation
- Discontinue
- Discontinuee
- Discontinuer
- Discontinuity
- Discontinuor
- Discontinuous
- Disconvenience
- Disconvenient
- Discophora
- Discord
- Discordable
- Discordance; Discordancy
- Discordant
- Discordful
- Discordous
- Discorporate
- Discorrespondent
- Discost
- Discounsel
- Discount
- Discountable
- Discountenance
- Discountenancer
- Discounter
- Discourage
- Discourageable
- Discouragement
- Discourager
- Discouraging
- Discoure
- Discourse
- Discourser
- Discoursive
- Discourteous
- Discourtesy
- Discourtship
- Discous
- Discovenant
- Discover
- Discoverability
- Discoverable
- Discoverer
- Discoverment
- Discovert
- Discoverture
- Discovery
- Discovery Day
- Discradle
- Discredit
- Discreditable
- Discreditor
- Discreet
- Discrepance; Discrepancy
- Discrepant
- Discrete
- Discretely
- Discretion
- Discretional; Discretionary
- Discretionally; Discretionarily
- Discretive
- Discretively
- Discriminable
- Discriminal
- Discriminant
- Discriminate
- Discriminately
- Discriminateness
- Discriminating
- Discrimination
- Discriminative
- Discriminatively
- Discriminator
- Discriminatory
- Discriminous
- Discrive
- Discrown
- Discruciate
- Discubitory
- Disculpate
- Disculpation
- Disculpatory
- Discumbency
- Discumber
- Discure
- Discurrent
- Discursion
- Discursist
- Discursive
- Discursory
- Discursus
- Discus
- Discuss
- Discusser
- Discussion
- Discussional
- Discussive
- Discutient
- Disdain
- Disdained
- Disdainful
- Disdainishly
- Disdainous
- Disdainously
- Disdeify
- Disdeign
- Disdiaclast
- Disdiapason
- Disease
- Diseased
- Diseasedness
- Diseaseful
- Diseasefulness
- Diseasement
- Disedge
- Disedify
- Diselder
- Diselenide
- Disembark
- Disembarkation
- Disembarkment
- Disembarrass
- Disembarrassment
- Disembay
- Disembellish
- Disembitter
- Disembodied
- Disembodiment
- Disembody
- Disembogue
- Disemboguement
- Disembossom
- Disembowel
- Disembowelment
- Disembowered
- Disembrangle
- Disembroil
- Disemploy
- Disemployment
- Disempower
- Disenable
- Disenamor
- Disenchained
- Disenchant
- Disenchanter
- Disenchantment
- Disencharm
- Disenclose
- Disencouragement
- Disencrese
- Disencumber
- Disencumbrance
- Disendow
- Disendowment
- Disenfranchise
- Disengage
- Disengaged
- Disengagement
- Disengaging
- Disennoble
- Disenroll
- Disensanity
- Disenshrouded
- Disenslave
- Disentail
- Disentangle
- Disentanglement
- Disenter
- Disenthrall
- Disenthrallment
- Disenthrone
- Disentitle
- Disentomb
- Disentrail
- Disentrance
- Disentwine
- Disepalous
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Disconcert
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 1 of 2
Part of speech: noun (n.)
Want of concert; disagreement. Sir W. Temple.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 2 of 2
Part of speech: verb (v.)
1. To break up the harmonious progress of; to throw into disorder or confusion; as, the emperor disconcerted the plans of his enemy.
2. To confuse the faculties of; to disturb the composure of; to discompose; to abash. The embrace disconcerted the daughter-in-law somewhat, as the caresses of old gentlemen unshorn and perfumed with tobacco might well do. Thackeray.
Synonyms: discompose; derange; ruffle; confuse; disturb; defeat; frustrate.