dismiss i vet (dismisiv)

[ dismi ory (dis-mis'ō-ri), a. [ dismitt (dis-mit'), v. t. [ME. dis mitten, dismyt ten, 1. To free from use or occupation as if for a nest. Any one may see that our author's chief design was to disnest heaven of so many immoral and debauched deities. Dryden, Life of Lucian. 2. To dislodge as if from a nest. disobedience (dis-o-bē'di-ens), n. [ By one man's disobedience many were made sinners. Rom. v. 19. Thou, Post humus, that didst set up My disobedience 'gainst the king my father.