Lesson 16   -   edHelper.com

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Word List digress dilapidated diluted disarray disband discard disciple disdain disharmony disinterested dislodge dismal dismantle disparage disparity dispassionate dispel dispense disperse dispose disposition disqualify disquiet disrepute disrupt

Synonyms

Select the word that most nearly is a synonym of the given words.

______	1.	dreary; black
		a. disposition b. dispel c. disdain d. dismal

______	2.	jettison; dumping
		a. digress b. disposition c. dismal d. disperse

______	3.	dole; measure
		a. disrepute b. disciple c. dispense d. disharmony

______	4.	disturb; fluster
		a. digress b. dispassionate c. disrepute d. disquiet

______	5.	cohort; sectary
		a. dismal b. dislodge c. disciple d. dilapidated

______	6.	discredit; ignominy
		a. disciple b. disrepute c. disquiet d. disharmony

______	7.	inequality; disproportion
		a. disparage b. disparity c. disqualify d. disrupt

______	8.	hole; open
		a. disrupt b. digress c. dispel d. disharmony

______	9.	dissension; conflict
		a. disarray b. disharmony c. dispassionate d. dispel

______	10.	abstract; impersonal
		a. dilapidated b. dispassionate c. digress d. disqualify

______	11.	scatter; disperse
		a. disrepute b. dispassionate c. dispel d. dismal

______	12.	waterish; watery
		a. dispel b. disarray c. diluted d. disparage

______	13.	denudate; denude
		a. disquiet b. dismantle c. disinterested d. disband

______	14.	aloof; withdrawn
		a. disharmony b. dismal c. discard d. disinterested

______	15.	incline; bias
		a. dispel b. disparage c. digress d. dispose

______	16.	scorn; disparagement
		a. disposition b. disqualify c. dilapidated d. disdain

______	17.	topsy-turviness; muddle
		a. disarray b. disparity c. disquiet d. disparage

______	18.	dissipate; scatter
		a. discard b. disharmony c. dispense d. disperse

______	19.	detract; downcry
		a. disband b. disdain c. disparage d. disrupt

______	20.	disperse; break
		a. disband b. disharmony c. dismantle d. dispassionate

______	21.	deviate; diverge
		a. digress b. dispassionate c. dispose d. dislodge

______	22.	wreck; ruin
		a. disqualify b. dilapidated c. dislodge d. disband

______	23.	incapacitate; disenable
		a. dismal b. disinterested c. disharmony d. disqualify

______	24.	jettison; reject
		a. disarray b. dispel c. digress d. discard