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déréalisation: derealization
déréaliser: to derealize
déréférencer: to dereference
déréglementation: deregulation
déréglementer: to deregulate; to derestrict
dérégler: to disrupt, to disturb; to unsettle; to put off
déréglé: deranged; wonky
déréglément: derangedly; wonkily
dérégulateur: deregulatory
dérégulation: deregulation
déréguler: to deregulate
déréliction: dereliction; feeling of solitude, loneliness
désabonnement: unsubscription.
désabonner: to unsubscribe
désaboyer: to debark (a dog)
désabuser: to correct, to enlighten; to disenchant, to disillusion
désaccord: disagreement, discord
désaccorder: to disagree; to cause to be out of tune
désaccordé: out of tune
désaccoupler: to unbind, separate
désaccoutumance: The act of weaning off
désaccoutumer: to become unaccustomed to
désachalander: to take away the customers
désacidifier: to deacidify
désacralisation: desecration
désacraliser: to deconsecrate
désactivable: deactivatable, disableable
désactivation: deactivation
désactiver: to disable, to turn off (to deactivate a function of an electronic or mechanical device); to deactivate
désacétylation: deacetylation
désacétyler: to deacetylate
désadhérence: cleavage (act of cleaving)
désaffecter: to decommission
désaffection: disaffection
désaffecté: disused
désaffiliation: disaffiliation
désaffourcher: to unmoor or heave up an anchor
désaffubler: to unmuffle
désafférentation: deafferentation
désafférenté: deafferent
désagrafable: unable to be stapled
désagrafer: to unstaple
désagréable: unpleasant; disagreeable
désagréablement: unpleasantly, disagreeably
désagréer: to displease
désagréer: to unrig
désagrégation: disintegration
désagrégeant: disaggregant
désagrégeant: disaggregating
désagréger: to break up or disintegrate
désagrégé: disaggregated
désagrément: annoyance, bother; displeasure; condition
désaimantation: demagnetization
désaimanter: to demagnetize
désaimer: to cease to love
désaisonnalisation: deseasonalization
désaisonnaliser: to deseasonalize
désajuster: to derange, to disturb, to put out of order; to become deranged, disturbed, to get out of order
désaligner: "to make uneven (ranks of soldiers)"; to fall out of the ranks
désalinisateur: desalinator