Words
Disgust
Synonyms:distaste, hatred, revulsion, repugnance, aversion
Disheveled
(of people or their appearance) very messy
"Disheveled hair/clothes/appearance"
Synonyms:messy, sloppy, cluttered
Dismay
concern and distress caused by something unexpected
"To his dismay, she left him"
Synonyms:alarm, shock, surprise, consternation
Disparage
Synonyms:belittle, denigrate, deprecate
Disparate
"People from disparate backgrounds"
Synonyms:diverse, dissimilar, distinct
Dispel
make a doubt, feeling or belief disappear
"He started his speech by dispelling a few rumours"
Synonyms:banish, eliminate, dismiss
Antonyms:engender
Dispense
distribute or provide (a service or information) to a number of people
Synonyms:distribute
Disposition
a person's inherent qualities of mind and character
Synonyms:temperament, demeanour
Disprove
prove that something is false
Synonyms:refute, rebut
Dispute
Synonyms:discourse
Antonyms:concede
Disseminate
spread (especially information) widely
Synonyms:spread, circulate, disperse
Dissension
disagreement that leads to discord
Synonyms:disagreement, dispute, dissent
Dissent
Synonyms:disagreement, discord, dissonance, dissension
Dissident
a person who opposes or disagrees
"The dissident writer criticized the government's policies in his articles"
Synonyms:dissenter, nonconformist
Dissipate
Synonyms:disappear, vanish, fiddle away, fritter away
Dissolution
the action of formally ending or dismissing an assembly, partnership, or official body
Synonyms:cessation, conclusion
Dissonant
lacking harmony
Synonyms:discordant, incongruous
Dissuade
persuade someone to not do something
Synonyms:dehort, deter, discourage, prevent
Antonyms:convince
Distraught
very worried and upset
Synonyms:worried, upset, distressed, fraught
Dither
be indecisive
"Stop dithering and choose which one you want!"
Synonyms:hesitate, vacillate