Meaning: "opposite of", "not", "lack of", "removal"
General examples:
* Disarm: To remove weapons, make harmless
* Disagree: To have a different opinion
* Disapprove: To not approve of something
* Disconnect: To break a connection
* Discourage: To make someone less confident or enthusiastic
* Dislike: To not like something
* Disorder: A lack of order or organization
* Disappear: To vanish, become invisible
* Dishonest: Not truthful, lacking integrity
* Disobey: To refuse to follow a command or rule
More specific examples:
* Disadvantage: A factor that makes something less likely to succeed
* Disbelief: The feeling of not believing something
* Discomfort: A feeling of unease or pain
* Discontent: Dissatisfaction or unhappiness
* Disgrace: Shame or dishonor
* Disillusionment: The feeling of having your hopes or beliefs shattered
* Dismay: Discouragement or disappointment
* Disregard: To ignore or pay no attention to something
* Disrespect: To treat someone or something with disrespect
* Distrust: A lack of confidence in someone or something
* Disrupt: To interrupt or break up something
* Dissemble: To hide one's true feelings or intentions
These are just a few examples, and there are many more words that use the prefix "dis-".