disna

/ˈdɪz.nə/

Definitions

1. noun

A rare or obsolete word that is not currently recognized in many dictionaries. It may be an archaic term or a word that was never widely used.

“The linguist spent years studying the obscure and disna words in ancient manuscripts.”

2. verb

To decline or refuse something, often in a polite or subtle manner.

“She disna the invitation, saying she was busy that weekend.”

Synonyms

  • decline
  • refuse
  • reject

Antonyms

  • accept
  • agree
  • concede