word | DIS |
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meaning | DIS comes from Latin, where it means “apart.” In English, its meanings have increased to include “opposite” or “not” (as in distaste, disagreeable), “deprive of” (disinfect), or “exclude or expel from” (disbar). The original meaning can still be seen in a word like dissipate, which means “to break up and scatter.” |
Tags: mwvb::root, mwvb::unit:3, mwvb::unit:3:root, obsidian_to_anki
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