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GMAT Vocabulary Words for 23rd March
English Vocabulary Index
GMAT Vocabulary Words for 23rd March :
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Display (v) : to show or exhibit
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Display (n) : a how or exhibition
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Displease (v) : disgust, offend, annoy
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Displeasing (adj.) : offending, not pleasing
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Displeasure (n) : displeased feeling, dissatisfaction
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Displume (v) : strip off the feathers
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Disposal (n) : arrangement, parting with
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Dispose (v) : arrange, distribute, sell
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Disposition (n) : setting in order temperament, handing over of something to another
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Disproportionate (adj.) : relatively too big or too small
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Disprove (v) ; refute, confute
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Dispute (v) : oppose, antagonize, argue
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Dispute (n) : combat, quarrel
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Disqualify (v) : incapacitate , disable
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Disquisition (n) : elaborate discussion on a subject, investigation
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Disregard (n) : discredit, ill character
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Disrespect (n) : lack of politeness, want of respect
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Disrupt (v) : shatter, separate forcibly
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Dissatisfaction (n) : absence of contentment
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Dissemble (v) : conceal, to be false, pretend
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Disseminate (v) : scatter or spread
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Dissent (v) : disagree, to differ in opinion
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Dissertation (n) : a disquisition written by a candidate for a degree
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Disservice (n) : harm, injury, mischief
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Dissever (v) : divide into two
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Dissimilar (adj.) : unlike, not similar
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Dissipate (v) : disperse, to waste
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Dissociate (v) : disunite, sever, part
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Dissolve (v) : dispense, to liquefy, disappear
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Dissuade (v) : advise against, divert, discourage
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Distaff (n) : cleft on which yarn was wound in spinning
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Distance (n) : measure of space in between two things
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Distance (n) : the state of being for off
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Distance (n) : coldness of manner
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Distant (adj.) : lying far off, cold in manner
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Distaste (n) : aversion, dislike
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Distemper (n) : a kind of paint
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Distend (v) : to swallow out, to stretch
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Distil (v) : rectify, drop gently, extract
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Distillery (n) : factory where distillation is carried on
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Distinct (adj.) : clear, different, separate
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