verb//(dis-un-der-stand)- to fail to comprehend or understand why something is the way it is, when it is obvious that the situation should be otherwise or the situation defies logic or common sence. Similar in meaning to misunderstand, however it implies that the speaker blames the sourse, often a person or group of people, for intentional causing confusion or simply being too lazy to clarify the situation.
I just got a soda from the machine and it's flat. I disunderstand; I just saw the soda man stock the machines.
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"It's clear you disunderstand how a baby comes in to the world because it's pretty much established that storks aren't involved."
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If you don't know where you stand with somebody, I'd say your moral compass isn't the only one that needs repairs.
Alan- I don't know where I stand with you boss.
Dave- The same place you were standing a minute ago Alan, you're standing directly in front of me, so until you choose a new set of coordinates that is where you stand with me. What is the misunderstanding here?
Dave- The same place you were standing a minute ago Alan, you're standing directly in front of me, so until you choose a new set of coordinates that is where you stand with me. What is the misunderstanding here?
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Well it was first sex misunderstanding. It was more like fist sex and I can’t even sit down properly because my ass is inside out.
Well it was first sex misunderstanding. It was more like fist sex and I can’t even sit down properly because my ass is inside out.
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1. A formal way of saying i understand you.
2. Comprehending and criticising at the same time
2. To criticise a stand
1. A formal way of saying i understand you.
2. Comprehending and criticising at the same time
2. To criticise a stand
I disderstand that you are unorganised and disinterested
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