What is another word for dis tends?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪs tˈɛndz], [ dˈɪs tˈɛndz], [ d_ˈɪ_s t_ˈɛ_n_d_z]
Synonyms for Dis tends:
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v.
• balloon • bloat • blow up • bulge- bag ,
- beetle ,
- blob ,
- bug out ,
- extrude ,
- jut ,
- overhang ,
- poke ,
- pop out ,
- pouch ,
- protrude ,
- protuberate ,
- sag ,
- stand out ,
- stick out .
- amplify ,
- augment ,
- balloon ,
- bloat ,
- dilate ,
- distort ,
- enlarge ,
- expand ,
- increase ,
- inflate ,
- lengthen ,
- puff ,
- stretch ,
- widen .
- aggrandize ,
- blow-up ,
- build up ,
- color ,
- dramatize ,
- elaborate ,
- embellish ,
- enhance ,
- falsify ,
- fudge ,
- heighten ,
- hyperbolize ,
- lie ,
- magnify ,
- make federal case ,
- make mountain out of molehill ,
- overdo ,
- overelaborate ,
- overembellish ,
- overemphasize ,
- overestimate ,
- overstate ,
- pad ,
- play up ,
- romanticize ,
- spread on thick ,
- stretch the truth ,
- yeast .
- add to ,
- beef up ,
- boost ,
- build ,
- bulk ,
- diffuse ,
- elongate ,
- embroider ,
- exaggerate ,
- give details ,
- grow ,
- grow larger ,
- jack up ,
- jazz up ,
- make larger ,
- mount ,
- multiply ,
- pyramid ,
- rise ,
- slap on ,
- snowball ,
- spread ,
- upsurge ,
- wax .
- bolster ,
- bulk up ,
- burgeon ,
- detail ,
- explicate ,
- fan out ,
- fatten ,
- fill out ,
- hike ,
- mushroom ,
- open ,
- open out ,
- outspread ,
- piggyback ,
- soup up ,
- spread out ,
- stretch out ,
- tack on ,
- thicken ,
- unfold ,
- unfurl ,
- unravel ,
- unroll .
- coarsen ,
- cram ,
- feed ,
- gain weight ,
- overfeed ,
- plump ,
- put flesh on ,
- put on weight ,
- round out ,
- stuff ,
- thrive .
- block ,
- brim over ,
- bulge out ,
- charge ,
- choke ,
- clog ,
- close ,
- congest ,
- crowd ,
- fulfill ,
- furnish ,
- glut ,
- gorge ,
- heap ,
- impregnate ,
- jam-pack ,
- lade ,
- load ,
- meet ,
- overflow ,
- overspread ,
- pack ,
- pack like sardines ,
- permeate ,
- pervade ,
- plug ,
- ram ,
- ram in ,
- replenish ,
- sate ,
- satiate ,
- satisfy ,
- saturate ,
- shoal ,
- stock ,
- stopper ,
- store ,
- supply ,
- take up ,
- top ,
- top off .
- advance ,
- aggravate ,
- annex ,
- deepen ,
- double ,
- escalate ,
- further ,
- intensify ,
- mark up ,
- progress ,
- proliferate ,
- pullulate ,
- raise ,
- redouble ,
- reinforce ,
- sharpen ,
- step up ,
- strengthen ,
- supplement ,
- swarm ,
- teem ,
- triple .
- Prolongate ,
- continue ,
- drag out ,
- draw ,
- draw out ,
- let out ,
- make longer ,
- proceed ,
- reach ,
- spin out ,
- string out .
- spin .
- blow ,
- breathe ,
- drag ,
- gasp ,
- gulp ,
- heave ,
- huff ,
- huff and puff ,
- pant ,
- pull at ,
- pull on ,
- smoke ,
- suck ,
- wheeze ,
- whiff .
- bail out ,
- draft ,
- drain ,
- draw off ,
- drive ,
- drive out ,
- elevate ,
- empty ,
- force ,
- force out ,
- inject ,
- pour ,
- push ,
- send ,
- siphon ,
- tap .
- accelerate ,
- arise ,
- ascend ,
- climb ,
- go through the roof ,
- go up ,
- improve ,
- levitate ,
- lift ,
- move up ,
- perk up ,
- pick up ,
- pile up ,
- soar ,
- speed up ,
- stack up ,
- take off .
- constrict ,
- draw tight ,
- exert ,
- fatigue ,
- injure ,
- overexert ,
- overtax ,
- overwork ,
- pull ,
- push to the limit ,
- rack ,
- sprain ,
- task ,
- tauten ,
- tax ,
- tear ,
- tighten ,
- tire ,
- twist ,
- weaken ,
- wrench .
- afflict ,
- burden ,
- crunch ,
- fret ,
- hassle ,
- overextend ,
- put in traction ,
- put on trial ,
- spring ,
- strain ,
- tense ,
- tense up ,
- traumatize ,
- worry .
- branch out ,
- bridge ,
- burst forth ,
- cover ,
- crane ,
- go ,
- lie out ,
- make ,
- make taut ,
- make tense ,
- overlap ,
- pull out ,
- range ,
- recline ,
- repose ,
- run ,
- shoot up ,
- span ,
- spring up .
How to use "Dis tends" in context?
It has been said that one's disposition largely determines how they approach life in general. In a word, "disposition" refers to one's overall outlook, which can be reflected in how one reacts to events and reacts to others. Consider the following two people, who have the same external circumstances but very different internal dispositions.
Person A: This person responds in a negative way to most things and is easily frustrated. They may seem closed off and angry most of the time.
Person B: This person responds in a positive way to most things and is optimistic and relaxed. They may seem kind and forgiving, even when they're upset.
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