Prefix 'un-' and 'dis-' Vocabulary

unfriendly

• not friendly

• very friendly

• somewhat friendly

• hostile

disconnect

• to take something apart so pieces are not attached

• to connect two or more things together

• to make something stronger or more secure

• to remove something from a location

DISQUALIFIED

• not qualified; kicked out of a competition

• qualified to compete

• awarded a prize

• eligible for participation

disobey

• to follow a rule or order

• to not follow a rule or order

• to create a new rule

• to ignore all orders

uncertain

• not sure

• completely sure

• very clear

• absolutely certain

unusual

• not common, rare

• very common, frequent

• somewhat typical, average

• often seen, regular

disappear

• to vanish, to cease to be visible

• to appear suddenly

• to become more visible

• to change color

disclose

• to reveal or make known

• to hide or conceal

• to confuse or mislead

• to summarize or condense

disable

• make unable to perform a certain action

• to enable or activate something

• to make something easier to use

• to remove restrictions from something

un-

• not; opposite of

• to be; to become

• in a state of; condition

• to make or cause to be