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v. correct a false impression; undeceive. |
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N. disapproval; condemnation, |
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N. a disorderly or untidy state. |
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ADJ. distinguishable; perceivable. |
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ADJ. mentally quick and observant;'having insight. |
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v. disown; renounce claim to. |
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ADJ. Confused; decomposes. |
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v. put to rout; defeat; disconcert. |
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v confuse upset; embarrass |
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N. conflict; lack of harmony. |
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ADJ. not harmonious; conflicting. |
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N. formal discussion; conversation. |
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v. defames destroy confidence in, disbelieve |
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N. lack of consistency; difference. |
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ADJ. separate; unconnected; consisting Of distinct parts. |
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N. prudence in speech, actions; ability to decide responsibly; freedom to act on one's own. |
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ADJ able to see differences prejudiced |
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ADJ. digressing; rambling. |
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v. view with scorn or contempt. |
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v. go ashore; unload cargo from a ship. |
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v. deprive of a civil right. |
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v uncouple separate disconnect |
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