dis- Definition
dis- (dis; in some words, diz)
- : also used as an intensifier [disannul]
- away, apart dismiss, disperse
- to deprive of, expel from disfrock, disbar
- to cause to be the opposite of disable
- to fail, cease, refuse to dissatisfy, disappear, disallow
- to do the opposite of disjoin, disintegrate
- not, the opposite of, un- dishonest, dissatisfied, displeasing
- opposite of, lack of disease, disunion
Etymology: < ME or OFr or L; OFr des- < L dis- < IE *dis- (< *dwis-, twice, in two < base *dwi-: see bi-) > OE te-, OHG zi-, Goth dis-
Browse dictionary entries near dis-
- ‹ dis
- ‹ dirty word
- ‹ dirty tricks
- ‹ dirty rice
- ‹ dirty pool
- ‹ dirty float
- ‹ dirty bomb
- ‹ dirty
- ‹ dirtbag
- ‹ dirt-poor

