Disturn

Dis`turn´


v. t. 1. To turn aside.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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For thee vain foolish things thy prophets sought, Thee, thine iniquities they have not taught, Which might disturn thy bondage: but for thee False burdens, and false causes they would see.
Do not disturn yourself at all about my Hand which is doing well last night indeed no one sat up with me, which till now they had done, owing to my sleepless nights, and the great Pain of my hand which not only gave me no sleep, but was obliged to be bathed in Lotion every quarter of an hour to keep out the Fire.
| Michelle Banks didn't seem too disturned to be locked in the pub
The Tynesiders turned in a fine disturned in a fine dis T -play and should have had the tie won in normal time, substitute Jon Shaw claiming the 113th-minute winner and a fully-deserved victory.
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