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desasnar: to civilize
desasociar: to disassociate
desasosegante: unsettling, disturbing (causing distress or worry)
desasosegar: to disturb, to distress
desasosiego: anxiety, distress; agitation, unrest
desastrado: scruffy, messy; unlucky
desastre: disaster, catastrophe, calamity; disaster, a debacle, a bust; mess, shambles, wreckage; something messed up; a hot mess, train wreck
desastre natural: natural disaster
desastrosamente: disastrously; catastrophically
desastroso: disastrous; calamitous (an event)
desatacar: to remove buttons or belts from clothes; to undo (trousers); to remove the wad (from a gun)
desatado: undone; out of hand; untied
desatanizar: to de-Satanize
desatar: to untie, undo, unfasten, unleash; to provoke, set off, trigger (especially suddenly)
desatascador: plunger; drain cleaner; unblocker
desatascar: to unblock; to get (someone) out of a fix/jam
desatencionar: to not pay attention to someone or something; to disregard
desatención: disattention
desatender: ignore, neglect (pay no attention); disregard
desatentar: to make someone lose their mind
desatento: inattentive, careless
desatinadamente: foolishly
desatinado: crazy, unreasonable, nonsensical
desatinar: to lose one's good sense or moderation; to act foolishly, wildly, rashly; to talk nonsense; to cause to act foolishly, wildly, rashly
desatino: lack of tact, moderation, or prudence; nonsense (an act of madness)
desatorar: to unclog
desatornillar: to unscrew
desatracar: to unberth
desatraillar: to unleash
desatrancar: to unlock; unbolt
desatribución: unattribution
desaturación: desaturation
desaturar: to desaturate
desaturasa: desaturase
desautorización: deauthorization, denial, rejection
desautorizar: to deauthorize
desavenencia: disagreement, quibble
desavenir: to cause a rift or feud between
desaventajadamente: unprofitably
desaventajado: disadvantaged
desayunado: having had breakfast; breakfasted
desayunador: breakfast
desayunar: to break a fast; to have (for) breakfast
desayuno: breakfast
desazolvar: to unblock
desazolve: unblocking
desazonado: peevish; indisposed; Not ready or fit for cultivation
desazonador: worrying
desazonante: upsetting, disturbing; annoying
desazonar: to make tasteless, to make bland; to upset, worry, peeve
desazón: insipidness, tastelessness; uneasiness, restlessness, worry; disgust, displeasure; soil that is unfit for farming
desbalance: imbalance
desbalanceado: lopsided, unbalanced
desbalancear: to unbalance
desballestar: to unsettle
desbancar: to unseat, oust; to surpass, overtake; to go bust
desbanda: only used in se desbanda, third-person singular present indicative of desbandarse
desbandad: only used in os ... desbandad, syntactic variant of desbandaos, second-person plural imperative of desbandarse
desbandada: scattering (of a crowd)
desbandando: only used in se ... desbandando, syntactic variant of desbandándose, gerund of desbandarse