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disconsent

disconsent noun: disagreement.

Noun

disconsent (uncountable)

  1. (archaic) Disagreement.

Verb

disconsent (third-person singular simple present disconsents, present participle disconsenting, simple past and past participle disconsented)

  1. (archaic, intransitive) To differ; to disagree.

Forms of disconsent

third-person singular presentdisconsents
present participledisconsenting
past participledisconsented
pastdisconsented

Origin of disconsent

From dis- + consent.

Questions about disconsent

What does disconsent mean?
Disconsent means disagreement.
What part of speech is disconsent?
Disconsent can be a noun or a verb.

Words near disconsent in the dictionary

  1. disconnexions
  2. disconsecrate
  3. disconsecrated
  4. disconsecrates
  5. disconsecrating
  6. disconsent
  7. disconsented
  8. disconsenting
  9. disconsents
  10. disconsider
  11. disconsidered

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