1 week
discredit
* discreditable
discretion
* discretionary
* discreet
disinterested
dispatch
disquieting
*disquietude
*disquietingly
dissect
* dissection
diversity
* diversify
* diversification
* diverse
* diversely
divert
* diversion
* diverting
* diversionary
dilapidated
* dilapidation
diminish
* diminution
* diminutive
dispel
disrupt
* disruption
* disruptive
dissuade
* dissuasion
* dissuasive
disarming
* disarm
* disarmament
disclaim
* disclaimer
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2 week
disdain
* disdainful
* disdainfully
divergent
* diverge
* divergence
dilate
* dilation
diligent
* diligence
disentangle
* disentanglement
dissent
* dissension
* dissenter
divulge
* divulgence
diffident
* diffidence
* diffidently
discern
* discernment
* discerning
* discernible
discrepancy
* discrepant
disinclined
* disinclination
disparage
* disparagement
* disparagingly
disperse
* dispersal
* dispersion
disreputable
* disrepute
* disreputably
disabuse
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3 week
disavow
* disavowal
disconsolate
* disconsolately
discordant
* discord
* discordance / discordancy
discursive
* discursively
dispassionate
* dispassion
* dispassionately
disseminate
* dissemination
distortion
* distort
* distorted
discomfit
* discomfiture
dissemble
* disguise
* dissemler
dissident
* dissidence
digress
* digression
disingenuous
* disingenuously
* disingenuousness
disparity
* disparate
disquisition
dissimulate
* dissimulation
[disparity]
I found the disparity between genuine authenticity and fake one.
[discursive]
Your speech was so discursive that I could not process your purpose.
[disentangle]
I tried to disentangle my hair over 3hours.
[divulge]
I sought to make good on promise that it was secret but he ended up divulging it.
[disabuse]
I talked him into disabusing himself of misunderstanding.
[disingenuous]
The cliche has it that personal nature is sincere and kind but his nature is likely disingenuous.
[disarming]
When something's disarming, it calms hostility.
[discretion]
You may come or not, at your own discretion.
[diligent]
The young man wasfreed thanks to the diligent efforts of his family and friends.
[discern]
He discerned some sympathizers in the hostile crowd.
[dissident]
If you are a dissident, you are a person who is rebelling against a government.
[dissent]
The justice submitted his written dissent to the majority's decision.
[disreputable]
That auto mechanic is said to be disreputable.
dissect
You can dissect a frog in science class.
dissuade
Nothing any of us could dissuade Yujin from her plan to quit job.
disruption
Strikes are causing severe disruption to all transportation.
discrepancy
There is no discrepancy between the two stories.
disreputable
This auto mechanic is said to be disreputable.
divulge
When they divulge information, you should reveal it.
distortion
It is difficult to believe the newspaper of this event because of the distortions and exaggerations.