Spelling Week 3 & 4 Miss/de prefix.

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Spelling Week 3 & 4 Miss/de prefix

misspell [Verb] Definition: to use the wrong letters to make a word We cannot misspell words on our writing test. [Verb] Definition: to use the wrong letters to make a word

misjudged [Verb] Definition: considered wrongly, misunderstood I misjudged the shy girl to be conceited. [Verb] Definition: considered wrongly, misunderstood

misunderstood [Verb] Definition: failed to make sense of I misunderstood the confusing instructions. [Verb] Definition: failed to make sense of

misfortune [Noun] Definition: bad luck The unlucky girl cannot escape misfortune. [Noun] Definition: bad luck

misplace [Verb] Definition: to put in the wrong location Take care not to lose or misplace the key. [Verb] Definition: to put in the wrong location

defeat [Verb] Definition: win a victory over I hope to defeat my opponent in the race. [Verb] Definition: win a victory over

decode [Verb] Definition: decipher or turn into regular language He used a special guide to decode the letter. [Verb] Definition: decipher or turn into regular language

deflate [Verb] Definition: lose air or make smaller If your tire gets punctured, it will deflate. [Verb] Definition: lose air or make smaller

defrost [Verb] Definition: to remove ice, thaw Put frozen food on the counter to defrost it. [Verb] Definition: to remove ice, thaw

depart [Verb] Definition: to go away from or leave Let's depart from here now and return later. [Verb] Definition: to go away from or leave

detail [Noun] Definition: an item or a particular of minor importance I shared every small detail of the trip. [Noun] Definition: an item or a particular of minor importance

develop [Verb] Definition: to grow or change into something Not all seeds develop into plants. [Verb] Definition: to grow or change into something

difference [Noun] Definition: trait that makes something not the same I can't see any difference between the twins. [Noun] Definition: trait that makes something not the same

disappointed [Adjective] I was disappointed that he forgot my birthday. [Adjective] Definition: saddened by not having one's expectations met

distribute [Verb] Definition: to hand out Distribute the papers by handing them out. [Verb] Definition: to hand out