disregard, v. [ignore], [slight], contemn, [overlook], [disobey].
disrepute, n. disesteem, [unpopularity], [disgrace], [odium].
disrespect, n. [discourtesy], [incivility], disesteem, rudeness, irreverence, [insolence].
disrespectful, a. [discourteous], [uncivil], [rude], irreverent, impious, [insolent], [saucy].
dissatisfaction, n. [discontent], discontentment, [disapproval], [displeasure].
dissatisfied, a. [discontented], displeased, [restless], malcontent, [impatient], [disgruntled].
dissection, n. [anatomy]; analysis, [examination]; vivisection, callisection, sentisection.
dissector, n. anatomist, prosector.
dissent, n. dissension, [disagreement], [variance]; [nonconformity], dissidence.
dissenter, n. [nonconformist], sectary, dissident, [separatist], [schismatic], recusant.