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dis-may
noun as in pall
noun as in panic
noun as in terror
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noun as in trepidation
noun as in care
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noun as in chagrin
noun as in discouragement
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noun as in dismay
noun as in dissatisfaction
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noun as in alarm
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noun as in dread
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noun as in fear
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noun as in fright
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noun as in horror
verb as in intimidate
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verb as in nonplus
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verb as in perturb
verb as in petrify
verb as in scare
verb as in shake
verb as in shock
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verb as in surprise
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verb as in terrify
verb as in terrorize
verb as in unnerve
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verb as in upset
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verb as in bother
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verb as in chagrin
verb as in chill
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verb as in scarify
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verb as in confute
verb as in cow
verb as in dampen
verb as in dash
verb as in daunt
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verb as in depress
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verb as in discompose
verb as in discourage
verb as in dishearten
verb as in dismay
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verb as in alarm
verb as in faze
verb as in frighten
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verb as in appall/appal
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Example Sentences
He turn-ed his eyes a-round, and be-held, much to his dis-may, a fierce wolf pre-par-ing to spring up-on him.
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On this page you'll find 1967 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to dis-may, such as: cloak, shroud, veil, cloth, covering, and damp.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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