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DIPLO MATIC |
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D IR F X T E D |
DIPLOMATIC — UNDIPLOMATIC
As the party thinned out, Salado was undiplomatic enough to leave it.
Diplomat, 163
...a long-standing invitation from Vane, whom he had met in Cyprus in the latter’s days of undiplomatic diplomacy...
Who Knew, 166
DIRECT — INDIRECT
DIRECTLY — INDIRECTLY
DIRECTED — UNDIRECTED
She tried to change his mind by means that were direct
and indirect.
Live, 419
He made no comment, however, and the indirect ulti matum to MacGregor remained.
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If you live on the interest |
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All Men, |
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...the whole set-up out at |
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Crusaders, |
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Atiya held his mother while Scott stood there undirect ed.
I Wish, 160
...for purely undirected impulse all within us is not, though we may be eye-bandaged agents under direc tion...
Egoist, 258
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D I S C I P L I N E D |
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D I S C R E E T L Y |
DISCIPLINED — a) UNDISCIPLINED b) INDISCIPLINED
Nothing could be more eloquent of his forcible and un disciplined temperament.
Marriage, 154
Yet, you know that we live in an undisciplined world...
Egoist, 295
He was not sure himself what sort of man he was—cow ard or simply a loser; indiscipiined or too friendly.
1 Wish, 37
DISCOVERED — UNDISCOVERED
This was a surprising realization and it gave Catherine new and undiscovered possibilities.
Diplomat, 283
...he was careful to be public-minded and keep to such topics as the premier, the undiscovered identity of
certain poisoners...
End, 71
DISCREET — INDISCREET
DISCREETLY — INDISCREETLY
DISCRETION — INDISCRETION
The Foreign Office has just cabled Essex telling him politely that it was indiscreet, to say the least.
Diplomat, 117
She and Tony Croom have been indiscreet...
End, 177
“ How much do they ask?” Sophia inquired indiscreet
ly-
Wives, 365
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Tomorrow, |
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Presser, |
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DISCRIMINATING — IN DISCRIMINATING DISCRIMINATELY — INDISCRIMINATELY
You’re as critical as light, and as indiscriminating...
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Marriage, |
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End, |
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DISGUISED — UNDISGUISED
DISGUISEDLY — UNDISGUISEDLY
...the old man was by at the time and saw my undis guised surprise...
Curiosity, 21
Essex turned to look at Drake with undisguised inter est.
Diplomat, 24
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D I S G U I S E D L Y |
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Di s p o s i t i o n |
He was confused, undisguisedly moved...
Egoist, 547
A day arrives in every marriage when the lovers must face each other, disillusioned, stripped of the last shred of excitement — undisguisedly themselves.
Marriage, 283
DISPENSABLE — INDISPENSABLE
It had not escaped his keen eye that some indispensa
ble articles of clothing were gone with the fugitives...
Curiosity, 123
... a boat sufficiently large to take the things we set down as indispensable...
Three, 32
DISPOSED — INDISPOSED
DISPOSITION — INDISPOSITION
His fine unruffled air made Clara not indisposed to a preliminary scene with Willoughby...
Egoist, 285
...you, who, plainly indisposed to give me any informa tion then... are dogging my footsteps now?
Curiosity, 414
...a failure to read the most obvious signs, and an in disposition even to remedy that failure.
Poor Man, 41
The little man shook his head, and scratched it ruefully as he contemplated the severe indisposition of a prin cipal performer.
Curiosity, 148
D IS P U T E D |
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D I S S O L U B L Y |
DISPUTED — UNDISPUTED
DISPUTABLE — INDISPUTABLE
DISPUTABLY — INDISPUTABLY
But if I take him, I claim undisputed sway over him.
Egoist, 111
...though I observed perpetual examples of his undis puted sovereignty, never a clue was there as to how it was.
Yah, 208
Certain points seemed to be settled upon, no one knew how, as indisputable.
Octopus, 390
Yet the voice was indisputable.
Invisible, 57
Indisputably Marjorie’s dinners were successful.
Marriage, 388
So that was an extra torment — illogical, but there, indisputably, the fact was.
Room, 139
DISSOLUBLE — INDISSOLUBLE
DISSOLUBLY — INDISSOLUBLY
...they were as much indissoluble parts of a whole as
are the eye and hand.
Arrowsmith, 273
...fervent answers that bound him to her too indisso lubly to let her doubt of her being loved.
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indissolubly merged with |
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Tragedy, 21
DISTINCT |
142 |
D ISTU R B E D |
DISTINCT — INDISTINCT
DISTINCTLY — INDISTINCTLY
...looking after the indistinct figure, he leered to him self...
Hatter's, 393
Pettinger looked at the Marshall’s indistinct pupils...
Crusaders, 383
Very distinctly as regards its outline, but quite indis tinctly, indeed not at all, as regards the details in side the outline.
Brown, 378
DISTINGUISHABLE — INDISTINGUISHABLE DISTINGUISHED — UNDISTINGUISHED
...the corpses all but indistinguishable from those whose chests still fluttered...
Crusaders, 551
...he had no wish to be confronted by Sir John in the other’s undistinguished company...
Hatter’s, 81
He had an undistinguished face with a narrow forehead and mousy hair cut short with no oil on it.
Room, 40
DISTURBED — UNDISTURBED
...as a rule I like to be alone and undisturbed.
Invisible, 25
...it seemed as though the undisturbed tray mutely
rebuked her...
Hatter’s, 375
D IV ID E D |
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D R E S S |
DIVIDED — UNDIVIDED
DIVISIBLE — INDIVISIBLE
I should not be able to give you my undivided atten tion.
Importance, 322
...he’d have hired a baby and a couple of mothers to squabble over the undivided morsel.
Egoist, 436
One nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
One, 382
DO — UNDO
You, young people, are always in a hurry. One can do things, but one can’t undo them.
Swan, 216
..his watchfulness of everything that Mr. Jonas said and did, and left unsaid and undone.
Martin, II, 197
What’s done can’t be undone.
Tolstoy, 194
DRAINED — UNDRAINED
•out of which, as from an undrained fen, steams the malady of sameness, our modern malady.
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Tragedy, |
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DRESS — UNDRESS |
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Some Came, 586
D R E S S |
144 |
E A R N E D |
...a desire to be out and away from his home at nearly all such moments as he was not in bed or dressing or undressing...
Tragedy, 45
DUE — UNDUE
DULY — UNDULY
...to draw attention to it now would be to give it undue importance.
Hullo, 85
I have passed undue criticism on Captain Charwell’s conduct...
End, 116
I think you are worrying yourself unduly...
Diplomat, 281
He was not made unduly curious because of this sudden favor...
Tragedy, 117
DYING — UNDYING
I hate it with a mortal and undying hatred...
Curiosity, 335
So he lapses into a dream, the undying, wonderful dream of his life.
Invisible, 169
EARNED — UNEARNED
One of the most useful things to know about any hero
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of his income, whether earned or unearn |
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Death, 124 |
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...the unearned energy in his body... being extracted for the benefit of that particular community.
Bulls, 300
E A R T H L Y
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E A S E |
EARTHLY — UNEARTHLY
There was an unearthly clatter, then his subdued curses.
Hullo, 25
His voice... had an unearthly quality.
Crusaders, 393
EASY — UNEASY
EASILY — UNEASILY
EASINESS — UNEASINESS
EASE — UNEASE
That will just keep you uneasy.
Cannery, 102
He walked home uneasy and sore at heart...
End, 392
When he saw the black silent anger in Michael’s face, he frowned uneasily.
Tomorrow, 293
...he stirred uneasily and muttered...
Hatter’s, 372
But his stomach did not give him the slightest uneas iness.
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But as this direction relieved |
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of delicacy or uneasiness, they made a |
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Curiosity, |
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became conscious over several days of an acute feeling of unease, bordering on depression.
D. W., Febr. 27, 1963
The slight unease which had accompanied me into his
office evaporated...
Room, 157
