GMAT Vocabulary for 22nd March : Here is the complete list.

GMAT Vocabulary for 22nd March

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GMAT Vocabulary for 22nd March :

Dishonour (n) : shame disgrace, refusal to pay money
Dishonour (v) : bring shame on, refuse to accept or pay
Disillusion (v) : remove a wrong view or opinion
Disincline (v) : be unwilling, produce, dislike
Disinfect (v) : to free from infection by destroying disease germs
Disinfectant (n) : medicine that purifies
Disinherit (v) : take away right to property from
Disintegrate (v) : reduce to fragments, fall off, crumble
Disinter (v) : take out (a dead body) from the grave
Disinterested (adj.) : without any partiality, unbiased
Disjointed (adj.) : disconnected, dislocated
Dislike (n) : a feeling of not liking
Dislike (v) : to be displeased with hate
Dislocate (v) : displace, disorder, to put out of joint
Dislodge (v) : remove from a position(or) place
Disloyal (adj.) : faithless, false
Disloyalty (n) : faithlessness
Dismal (adj.) : sad, gloomy, unpleasant
Dismantle (v) : pull down the accessories
Dismiss (v) : remove, send away, to send a person from his employment
Dismount (v) : to get down from a horse
Disobedient (adj.) : refusing to carry out commands or to observe rules, not obeying
Disobey (v) : transgress, rebel, defy
Disoblige (v) : fail to oblige
Disorder (n) : confusion, want of order, illness
Disorganize (v) : to pot out of order and throw into confusion
Disown (v) : deny, disclaim, refuse to own
Disparage (v) : depreciate, dishonour, underestimate
Disparity (v) : inequality, difference
Dispassion (n) : calmness
Dispassion (adj.) : dispassionate
Dispassionately (adj.) : impartially, coolly, calmly
Dispel (v) : to drive away, clear, away
Dispensable (adj.) : unnecessary
Dispensary (n) : a place where medicines are compound and given a place where medical advice is given
Dispense (v) : deal out, distribute, mix and prepare medicines and give, drive away
Dispeople (v) : depopulate
Disperse (v) : scatter, spread
Dispirited (adj.) : disheartened, depressed, discouraged

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