Every tense, conjugated

desalquilar

to move out (of rented accommodation); to terminate a rental contract

desamar

to stop loving; to fall out of love with

desamarrar

to untie; to untie; slip off

desambiguar

to disambiguate

desamistarse

to unfriend

Not available for this verb.

desamortizar

to disentail

desamparar

to forsake

desandar

to retrace (one's steps); to retread; to backtrack

desangrar

to bleed; to bleed to death

desanimar

to discourage, to dishearten, to dispirit

desanudar

to untie

desapalancar

to deleverage

desaparear

to unpair

desaparecer

to disappear, to go missing, to vanish, to be gone; to drop off (e.g. the map, the face of the earth)

desapasionar

to stop the passion; to grow tired (of)

desapegar

to detach

desapilar

to pop

desaplicar

to disengage

desapoderar

to strip (someone of something); to depower

desaprender

to forget, to unlearn

desaprobar

to disapprove; to fail (such as an exam)

desaprovechar

to waste, squander; to pass up, miss

desarbolar

to disarm; to dismast

desarchivar

to unarchive

desarenar

to desand

desarmar

to disarm; to unassemble, disassemble

desarraigar

to uproot, root out, eradicate

desarreglar

to upset, disrupt

desarrollar

to develop

desarropar

to undress

desarrugar

to remove creases from; to iron out

desarticular

to dislocate; to disarticulate

desartillar

to strip of artillery

desasir

to let go

desasnar

to civilize

desasociar

to disassociate

desasosegar

to disturb, to distress

desatacar

to remove buttons or belts from clothes; to undo (trousers)

desatanizar

to de-Satanize

desatar

to untie, undo, unfasten, unleash; to provoke, set off, trigger (especially suddenly)

desatascar

to unblock; to get (someone) out of a fix/jam

desatencionar

to not pay attention to someone or something; to disregard

desatender

ignore, neglect (pay no attention); disregard

desatentar

to make someone lose their mind

desatinar

to lose one's good sense or moderation; to act foolishly, wildly, rashly

desatorar

to unclog

desatornillar

to unscrew

desatracar

to unberth

desatraillar

to unleash

desatrancar

to unlock; unbolt

desaturar

to desaturate

desautorizar

to deauthorize

desavenir

to cause a rift or feud between

desayunar

to break a fast; to have (for) breakfast

desazolvar

to unblock

desazonar

to make tasteless, to make bland; to upset, worry, peeve

desañudar

archaic form of desanudar

desbalancear

to unbalance

desballestar

to unsettle

desbancar

to unseat, oust; to surpass, overtake