CRED and dis-; de-

dis-; de-

• similar; with

• opposite; against

• neutral; between

• together; along

credentials

• a quality, skill, or experience that makes a person suited to do a job

• a document that proves someone's identity

• a set of rules for a specific profession

• a list of achievements in a person's career

deprive

• to take something away or not allow to have

• to give something freely

• to enhance or improve something

• to ignore or overlook something

incredulous

• not willing or able to believe

• eager to learn and understand

• showing great enthusiasm

• believing without question

decline

• to become less or lower in amount or number

• to increase or grow in size

• to remain the same without change

• to fluctuate randomly without a trend

disgrace

• to make someone feel ashamed

• to celebrate someone's achievements

• to ignore someone's presence

• to encourage someone to succeed

creed

• a statement of the basic beliefs

• a type of religious ceremony

• a formal agreement between parties

• a collection of historical documents

cred

• trust

• believe

• doubt

• ignore

displace

• to take the job of someone

• to force people or animals to leave the area

• to move something so that it is not longer in its original location

• to create a new position for someone

creditor

• a person or bank that lends money

• a person who borrows money

• a financial advisor

• a type of investment vehicle