divest
verbHow to pronounce divest:
Definition of divest:
- divest (verb):
- take away possessions from someone.
- to deprive of a role, function, or quality
- to deprive or dispossess especially of property, authority, or title
Synonyms for divest:
bereave
clean
clean out
deprive
despoil
disarm
dispossess
evict
expropriate
orphan
oust
strip
take
unclothe
unsex
Antonyms for divest:
burden
charge
encumber
fob something off on to
freight
hamper
impose on
inflict something on
lade
laden
land
load
lumber
saddle
task
tax
thrust something on
upset
weigh down
weight
Here are some other common 2-syllable words.
- ditto
- diting
- ditches
- disturbed
- distrust
- distilled
- dissing
- dispute
- disposed
- dispersed
- dismissed
- dismar
- dismal
- dishcloth
- disgust
- diseur
- discus
- discrete
- disburse
- diphthongs
- dione
- dion
- dinners
- dimples
- dilate
- digging
- digest
- didi
- dictate
- dicot
- dicey
- diaz
- dhiraj
- dextrous
- dewayne
- devals
- desserts
- derma
- derived
- depress
- deprave
- deon
- deo
- denzel
- dental
- densely
- dengue
- delphine
- delores
- deist
- … more
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