English to English Dictionary

Disenfranchisement

The state of being deprived of a right or privileges, especially the right to vote.

Disengage

To release or detach oneself from a connection or involvement.

Disengaged

Not involved or connected; emotionally or socially detached.

Disengagement Strategy

A planned approach to withdrawing from a situation or commitment, often used in military or diplomatic contexts.

Disfellowship

The act of expelling or excluding someone from a fellowship or community, particularly in a religious context.

Disfellowshipped

To expel or exclude someone from a religious community or fellowship.

Disfigure

To spoil the appearance of something or someone.

Disfigurement

The act of spoiling the appearance of something or someone.

Disgrace

Loss of reputation or respect as the result of a dishonorable action.

Disgruntled

Angry, dissatisfied, or discontented, often due to perceived unfair treatment or unmet expectations.

Disguise

A costume or set of clothes and accessories worn to conceal one's true identity or to impersonate someone else.

Disgust

A strong feeling of revulsion or profound disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive.