dis purpose (disperpos)

t.; pret. and dis purposed, ppr. dis purposing. [ And who knoweth whether those Appropriations did [Rare or obsolete in both uses.] not supplant these Supplanters, and dispropriate them of that which in a iuster proprietie was given them in their first foundations? Purchas, Pilgrimage, p. 133. disprovable (dis-prö'va-bl), a. [ Formerly also spelled disprove able. Bailey, 1727.