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Definition: Dispire meaning. To make someone less interested in pursuing a desired goal. To discourage someone for attaining a particular position. To remove someone or something from attaining a point. To take away something of excitement from someone. To refuse someone from continuing to dream more. To push away a dream or vision from a person. To demotivate a person due to ill intent. To completely ruin someones plan for selfish interest. To make less someone vision with no intention of building it up.
Example: Mr Gee did not think it twice to dispire Jane's dream to be a TV host. Mr Gee dispired Jane's dream to run a private firm Mr Gee dispired Jane from pusuing that which made her happy. If Mr Gee had any form of love for Jane he would speak to her, inspire her, now she feels dispired.
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Dispire meaning. To make someone less interested in pursuing a desired goal. To discourage someone for attaining a particular position. To remove someone or something from attaining a point. To take away something of excitement from someone. To refuse someone from continuing to dream more. To push away a dream or vision from a person. To demotivate a person due to ill intent. To completely ruin someones plan for selfish interest. To make less someone vision with no intention of building it up.
Mr Gee did not think it twice to dispire Jane's dream to be a TV host. Mr Gee dispired Jane's dream to run a private firm Mr Gee dispired Jane from pusuing that which made her happy. If Mr Gee had any form of love for Jane he would speak to her, inspire her, now she feels dispired.

Dispressing 

The combination of the two words disappointing and depressing
It was very dispressing when we found out Jaden has a girlfriend.
Dispressing by @Ellie@Maggie July 8, 2017
You spelt Despair wrong idiot
Junko is ashamed
Jake: Do you like Dispare?
Abby: You spelt Despair wrong you fucking idiot
dispare by Despair_Queen August 27, 2021
to be aspiring and desiring
He despired to be a good actor.
despire by karyotype May 13, 2005

Disprecalculus 

What happens to your ancestors when you fail a test of Precalculus.
Yoshimoto could not find the limit of the function, thus his grandfather suffered deep disprecalculus.
Disprecalculus by zzzzzzzzzzzzt December 13, 2009
To desire and despise.

A love/hate relationship
Nacy - "I don't know what to do "
Milo-" what do you mean?"
Nacy " I love him so much but he gets under my skin at the same time, I need him, i hate him, i want him, hes scum!"
Milo-" you despire him"
Nacy-"I what?…"
Milo" you desire him (love) and you despise him(hate)"
Nacy-" yes, I despire him :("
despire by crunkinpremo July 10, 2011
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