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diswitted

diswitted adjective: deprived of wits or understanding.

Adjective

diswitted (comparative more diswitted, superlative most diswitted)

  1. (obsolete) Deprived of wits or understanding.
    • She […] ran herself away alone;
      Which when they heard, there was not one
      But hasted after to be gone,
      As she had been diswitted.1627, Michael Drayton, Nymphidia, published 1819, page 21

Forms of diswitted

comparativemore diswitted
superlativemost diswitted

Origin of diswitted

From dis- + wit + -ed.

Questions about diswitted

What does diswitted mean?
Diswitted means deprived of wits or understanding.
What part of speech is diswitted?
Diswitted is an adjective.

Words near diswitted in the dictionary

  1. disways
  2. disweapon
  3. disweaponed
  4. disweaponing
  5. disweapons
  6. diswitted
  7. diswont
  8. diswonted
  9. diswonting
  10. diswonts
  11. disworship

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