Prefixes Mis and Dis

Front

The automobile quickly displaced the horse and the buggy.

Back

displaced

Front

The poor kid has had one misadventure after another.

Back

misadventure

Front

Nothing displeases me more than loud talking.

Back

displeases

Front

His unhappy childhood fostered his misanthropic personality.

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misanthropic

Front

The commercial incurred the displeasure of many viewers.

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displeasure

Front

He was indicted for misappropriating public funds.

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misappropriating

Front

The floodwaters displaced thousands of villagers.

Back

displaced

Front

If you pay your rent, they can’t dispossess you.

Back

dispossess

Front

He has a disquieting way of staring at people.

Back

disquieting

Front

If you misbehave one more time, you are going home.

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misbehave