disexerciset (diseksersiz)

t. [ use. The dis exercising and blunting our abilities. Milton , Areopagitica, p. 5. disfame (dis-fam'), n. [ dis- + fame . Cf. OF. disfame , diffame : see defame .] Evil fame; bad reputation; infamy. N. Ward, Simple Cobler, p. 53. disertlyt (di-sert'li), adv. In a disert manner; eloquently; clearly. Her a clit us directly and disertly nameth war the father... of all the world. Holland, tr. of Plutarch.