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Show DI1 DI Disco'NSOLATENESS. 7./ [from difeonInconvenience ; difadvantage ; haurt Jolate:] The flate of being difconfolate mifchief DiscoNTE'NT. 7 fo [ dis.and content. We {peak now of ufury, how the difcommuoditics o Want of content ; uneafinefs at the preit may be beft avoided, and the commodities ree fta fe tained : or how, in the balance of commodities an cover poffeflion b i; Discommo'piry. n. /. [from difcommode. difcommadities the qualities of ufury are to be reconciled Bacon It is better that a fhip fhould be preferved wit fom d{[ccmmod?r to the failors tha that th failors being in health, the fhip fhould perifh Hayavard 9o DISCOMPO'SE Fr. @ a [décompofir 1. To diforder ; to unfettle The debate upon the felf-denying ordinanc bad raifed many jealoufies, and difcompofed th confidence that had formerly been between man of them Clarendon 2. To ruffle; to diforder Now Betty from her mafter's bed had flown And foftly ftole to difcompafe her own Sawift 3. To difturb the temper; to agitate b perturbation No more, dear mother: ill in death it fhows Your peace of mind by rage to difcompofe. Dryden 4. To offend to fret to vex Men, who poffefs all the advantages of life, ar in a ftate where there are many accidents to diforder and difcompsfe, but few to pleafe them. Savift 5. To difplace; to difcard : not in ufe Though he was a dark prince, and infinitel fufpicious, he never put down or difcompofed counfellor or near fervant Bacon Discomro'sure. n. [ [ from difcompofe. Diforder; perturbation melancholic difcompofure o Clarendon o D1scoNCE'RT. @. a. [dis and concert. i. To unfettle the mind ; to difcompofe You need not provoke their fpirits by outrages a carelefs gefture, a word, or a look, is enough t difconcert them Collier 2. To brea a fcheme ; to defeat a ma chination Disconro'rmiTy. 2. f. [dis and conformity.] Want of agreement; inconfiftency difconformity betwixt the fpeech and the conceptio of the mind, or the conceptions of the mind an the things themfelves, or the fpeech and th things Hagkewill on Providence Discongru'iTy. 7 /. [4isand congruity. Difagreement ; inconfiftency ‘There is want of capacity in the thing, to fufa duration, fro the intrinfica difcon gruity of the one to the other Disco'wsoraTE Void of comfort melancholy adj Hale's Origin of Mankind [dis and confole. hopelefs ; forrowful Shak Milton The ladies and the knights, no fhelter nigh Were dropping wet, difconfo/ate and wan An by illuminating the airtakes away in fome Disco'NSOLATELY. adv They were of their own nature circumfpec and flow, difcountenanced and difcontent5 an thofe the earl fingled as fitteft for his purpofe Hayward [from difeon DisconTinua'rion, n. /. [fro Conell % m dt_‘/cfllt tinue.] Difruption of continni n;u:" breac of union of parts ; difry ption ; 3 {epar tion Upon any difcontinuation o Ither gl s, - made kith the Par by bubbles, or by fhaking mercury fa'lls humble mean matc _All bodies, ductile and tenfile, as metal ";l‘ will be drawn into wires; wool and tow ‘tha will be drawn into yarn, or thread 5 have in' he the appetite of not difeontinuing ftrong, w i m keth the DiscoNTE'NTED. participial adj. [fro difcontent.] Uneafy ; cheerlefs ; malevolent Let us kno ‘What will tie up your difcontented fword Shakefp 2. To lofe an eftablithed or prefcriptiv cuftom or right Thyfelf fhalt difcontinue from thine hetitag that I gave thee, and I will caufe thee to fory thine enemies habit Tillotfon dif "There is that property, in all letters, of aptnef .to be conjoined 1n fyllables and words, throug the voluble motions of the organs from one fto or figure to another, that they modify and difcri minate the voice, without appearing to difcontin i Holder's Elements of Specch Discontinvu'iTy. n f [dis and coninuity.] Difunity of parts; want of hefion "That difcontinuity of parts is the principal cauf Hooker The politick and artificial nourifhing and entertaining of hopes, and carrying men from hope to hopes, is one of the beft antidotes againft th poifon of difcontentments Bacon # / of diet, fleep, exercife 2, To break off ; to interrupt difcontentednefs, in his looks. ' [.Addifon's Trawels Disconti'Nuance thy cuftom Shakefpears judge hurtful, to difcontinue it by little and little but fo, as if thou find any inconvenience by th change, thou come back to it again Bagon DiscoNTE'NTEDNESS. 7. /i [from difcon fome than any dungeon That men fhall fwear I've difcontinued fchoo apparel, and the like; and try, in any thou fhal Pope difcontentment, as though the bofom of that famous church, wherein they live, were more noi Twenty puny lyes I'll tell Examin Seems to rejeét him, tho' fhe grants his pray'r DiscoONTE'NTMENT. 7 /. [from difcontent.] The ftate of being difcontented uneafinefs Above a twelvemonth The goddefs, with a difcontented air A beautiful buft of Alexander the Great caft up his face to heaven with a noble air of grief, o Fer 1. To leave off; to ceafe any pradiceo evils in this world; a difeafed body, and a difcon tented.] Uneafinefs ; want of eafe fatisfaétion 70 D1sCONTI'NVE. @. a Thefe are, beyond comparifon, the two greatef follow the force that pulleth th outy, and yet fo as not to difcontinue or for ak their own body Bocan not his haught Shakefpeare {pirit The difcentented now are only the ‘Whofe crimes before did your juft caufe betray Dryden the glafs, the whol Newtyy D1sCONTI'NUE o Ve 2 [di conting French. W 1. To lofe the cohefion of parts'; to fuffe feparation or difruption of fubftanc 1 know a difcontented gentleman Whof 7 ZoDiscoNTE'NT. @. 2. [from the noun. To diffatisfy ; to make unecafy at th prefent ftate by confiderof the opacity of bodies, will appea ing that opaque fubftances become' tranfparenr:h filling their pores with any fubftance of equal, o Newion almoft equal, denfity with their parts [from difcon Di1sconVE'NIENCE. 7. /. [dis and convetinue. nience. | Incongruity ; difagreement 1. Want of cohefion of parts; want o oppofition of nature union of one part with another; difFear arifeth many times out of natural antipa nao difconvenie ce thef i but natur o thie ruption 3a ture, deliberation hath no place at all ‘The ftillicides of water, if there be :enough t follow, will draw themfelvesiint a fmal thread becaufe they will not difcontinue j but if there b no remedy, then they caft themfelves into roun drops, which is the figure that faveth the bod Bacon's Natural Hiftory z. Ceflation; intermiffion Let us confider whether our approaches to hi are fweet and refrefhing, and if we are uneaf under - any long difcontinuance of our converfatio with him Atterbury {feflion is, that 2 man may not enter up late.] In a difconfolate manner; com fortlefsly DisconTe'NT. adj. [dis and content. Uneafy at the prefent ftate; diffatilfied Ray fure the difconfolare darknefs of our winter nights by a new writ to begin the fyi af;;ihu Pope mea Dryden "Fhe moon refleéts the funbeams to us, and fo ftance may not be taken "p‘agai,;"{," She figh'd, not that they ftay'd, but that fhe went 3. [In the éommog_LaW.] An interruption or breaking off; as difcontinnanc of pofleflion, or' difcontinuance of pro through their thin array receiv'd the rain difcontinuance of gléa is, ?fii ég;& Not that their pleafures caus'd her difcontent moft from difcontinuance See Caffius all difconfolate With Pindarus his bondman, on this hill If patiently thy bidding they obey Difmifs them not difconfolate Shakefpeare Thefe are the vices that fill them with genera Lyes arife from errour and miftake, or malic and forgery; they confift in the difagreement an tain fuc Your hearts of forrows, and your eyes of teats. tented mind He threw himfelf upon his bed, lamenting wit much paffion, and with abundance of tears; an continued in thi mind many days I fee your brows full of difcontent SR cefs. The effe of Zifcontinnance of pofon his own land or tenement alienated w}mt(oever his right be unto it, or b his own awthority; but muft feck to re Bramball's Aufwer 0 Hobles DI'SCORD. =. /. [d{/?ord{a,'Latm. aa a mut o fit opp en ec ag Di 1 ger; reciprocal oppugnancy See what a fcourge is laid upon your hfitfl W joy you kil t mea find ' hea Tha love _ And I, for winking akt; y?ur difcords t00 loft a brace of kinfmen Hav E ‘{l': qfid»f Rom e' fpea Shak P .X;J an lies ket fpe tha f witn falf He i "foweth difeord among brethren Prooe 2. Difference or contrariety of qualities Capa articularly of founds gx g::{ tha n unt awa ke but degre PT }mn eachi ow fol r dife And hark wha Troil fp Skak cy gna opp In mer . omi var ' mufi o tha lik . Difeord g R0 8 op ha th mak Difeerd tha |