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castigate, correct, penalize, reprove, criticize, reprimand,
rebuke: Discipline that boy or he will just do it again.
disclose v. 1 reveal, impart, divulge, betray, release, tell, blurt out,
blab, leak, let slip, report, inform, Colloq spill the beans,
blow the gaff, Slang squeal, snitch, squeak, rat, peach, US
fink: To get a shorter sentence, he disclosed all to the
police. 2 bare, reveal, expose, uncover, show, unveil: When
the pie was opened, twenty-four blackbirds were disclosed.
discomfit v. 1 embarrass, abash, disconcert, disturb, confuse, make
uneasy or uncomfortable, discompose, fluster, ruffle, confound,
perturb, upset, worry, unsettle, unnerve, Colloq rattle, US
faze, discombobulate: Being short, she was discomfited by
references to her height. 2 frustrate, foil, thwart, baffle,
check, defeat, trump, outdo, outwit, overcome: Discomfited by
her violent reaction, her attacker fled.
discomfort
n. 1 uneasiness, hardship, difficulty, trouble, care, worry,
distress, vexation: She hasn't known the discomfort of being
the wife of a miner. 2 ache, pain, twinge, soreness,
irritation; bother, inconvenience, nuisance: Some discomfort
persisted in my legs long after the accident.
disconcerted
adj. discomposed, discomfited, ruffled, uneasy, put out or off,
uncomfortable, queasy, flustered, agitated, upset, shaken,
unsettled, perturbed, confused, bewildered, perplexed, baffled,
puzzled, US thrown off, Colloq rattled, US fazed,
discombobulated; Slang (all) shook (up): They were really
disconcerted by the arrival of the police.
disconcerting
adj. awkward, discomfiting, off-putting, upsetting, unnerving,
unsettling, disturbing, confusing, confounding, bewildering,
perplexing, baffling, puzzling: I found his persistence quite
disconcerting.
disconnect
v. separate, disjoin, disunite, uncouple, detach, unhook, undo,
disengage, unhitch; cut or break off; cut or pull apart, part,
divide, sever: They disconnected the engine after pushing the