de-spire

new opposite of inspire.

( dë-spy-rur)
1. the act of de-motivation or preventing an act or movement.
2. found in contrary to an argument, plan or discussion.

I de-spired the party becuase it was planned inefficiently.

by sunflover! May 22, 2023

De'sire'e

De'sire'e is a French word meaning desire. De'sire'e 's are usually exotic in looks, long dark or auburn hair, hazel green eyes, and olive complexion. They are typically warm, gracious, loving, joyful women that know how to bring a smile to anyone, can withstand anything life throws at her, and puts her families and friends needs before her own. A De'sire'e is a good confidante and a source of encouragement. Napoleon Bonaparte married Josephine, De'sire'e 's sister.

For Napoleon, his true love would always be De'sire'e.

by Mary Rose February 3, 2010

despire

to be aspiring and desiring

He despired to be a good actor.

by karyotype May 13, 2005

despire

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 :("

by crunkinpremo July 10, 2011

Despire

Desire and perspire; Trying so hard that you physically sweat.

Nancy's focus was on point as she despired to ace her exam.

by Lusciouslsa July 21, 2017

death and despire

the feeling when you are around a person that is named elijah and you dont know how to off yourself

I get death and despire from elijah being stupid

by bobby big September 5, 2016