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| To disapprove of strongly; to declare guilty; to inflict penalty upon; to doom; to appropriate property for public use; to declare unfit for use |
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| Having/ showing decorum, good taste |
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| To disbelieve; to cast doubt on; to disgrace; loss of belief; doubt; disgrace |
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| Eveness of temper; composure |
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| Disparaging or derogatory |
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| To take ( ideas, writings) from another & pass them off as one's own |
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| Exercising sound judgment in practical matters; cautious in conduct, not rash; managing carefully |
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| A person who can endure pain or hardship without showing their feelings or complaining, shows indifference |
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| To use abusive language about or of; defame |
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