English to English Dictionary

Disputation

A formal debate or argument, especially one that is structured and follows specific rules.

Disreputable

Not respectable; having a bad reputation or lacking in good character and standards.

Disseminate

To spread or scatter widely, especially information, knowledge, or opinions so that they reach many people.

Dissenting group

A collection of individuals who hold opinions, beliefs, or goals that differ significantly from those of a larger organization, political party, or society.

Dissenting opinion

A separate written legal opinion by one or more judges of a court which disagrees with the decision reached by the majority of the court.

Disservice

A harmful or ill-advised action done to someone, especially when intended as helpful or resulting from poor judgment.

Dissipation

The disappearance or scattering of something by degrees; the gradual loss or waste of energy, heat, or resources.

Dissolution

The formal closing or termination of a parliament, official assembly, or organization.

Dissymmetry

The quality or condition of being asymmetrical or lacking symmetry.

Distinguished

Recognized for excellence or distinction.

Distribution Management

The oversight and coordination of the flow of goods and services from the manufacturer or producer to the final consumer or end-user.

Dit

A short sound or pulse, especially the dot in Morse code corresponding to a short signal.