disship (Meaning)

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disship (v. t.)

To dismiss from service on board ship.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The disship of the crew was palpable as they argued over the course of action.
The disship between the two friends was so strong that they could barely stand to be in the same room.
The disship within the family was causing a great deal of pain and suffering.
The manager was trying to quell the disship among the employees by holding team-building exercises.
The disship in the company was so bad that it was affecting the bottom line.
The disship among the shareholders was so strong that it was preventing the company from making any progress.
The disship between the two countries was causing a lot of tension and conflict.
The disship in the United Nations was making it difficult for the organization to achieve its goals.
The disship between the two religious groups was so strong that it was preventing any kind of dialogue.
The disship within the political party was so bad that it was causing the party to lose support from voters.

To dismiss from service on board ship.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The disship of the crew was palpable as they argued over the course of action.

The disship between the two friends was so strong that they could barely stand to be in the same room.

The disship within the family was causing a great deal of pain and suffering.

The manager was trying to quell the disship among the employees by holding team-building exercises.