v. (-ving) be unable or unwilling to believe; be sceptical. disbelief n. Disbelievingly adv.

adj. Having good judgement. discerningly adv. Discernment n.

—n. - a control or order exercised over people or animals, e.g. Over members of an organization. B system of rules for this.

- training or way of life aimed at self-control and conformity.

- branch of learning.

- punishment. —v. (-ning) 1 punish.

- control by training in obedience. [latin disciplina from disco learn]

n. Renunciation; statement disclaiming something.

—n. - lack of comfort; slight pain or unease.

- cause of this. —v. Make uncomfortable.

v. (-sing) disturb the composure of. discomposure n.

v. Disturb the composure of; fluster.

v. - break the connection of.

- put out of action by disconnecting the parts. disconnection n.

—n. Lack of contentment; dissatisfaction, grievance. —v. (esp. As discontented adj.) Make dissatisfied. discontentment n.

adj. - disagreeing.

- not in harmony; dissonant. discordance n. Discordantly adv.