DIS game - A to Z

What is wrong Holly?
Do you not know the alphabet?
Directions say A-Z after Dis.

BTW- You say there is no such word as "disheartened" in 475 and what do you do but you put the same word in 476 post saying that is right. Maybe my computer is playing by itself..
 
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Citygirl said:
What is wrong Holly?
Do you not know the alphabet?
Directions say A-Z after Dis.

BTW- You say there is no such word as "disheartened" in 475 and what do you do but you put the same word in 476 post saying that is right. Maybe my computer is playing by itself..
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@tinytn word is a …..WORD you were CORRECT ….L …

…..disheartened, you feel disappointed about something and have less confidence or less hope about it than you did before. He was disheartened.
 
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I think it would be a good idea when correcting an error, to mention what the wrong word was. That way, the person who made the error can't go back and change their original error to something else, something that is happening more and more lately, and is making this forum a mish mash of confusion.

I don't remember what Tiny's word was in #475, but it obviously was something other than disheartened. Then, Holly pointed out the error and suggested disheartened instead. Tiny probably went back and changed her word to disheartened, after the fact.

I didn't have anything to do with that exchange, but the same thing has happened to me many times. Making an error is not a criminal offense, Tiny, so there's no need to go back and substitute another answer for the one you gave. That just creates lots of confusion for everybody.
 
Citygirl said:
What is wrong Holly?
Do you not know the alphabet?
Directions say A-Z after Dis.

BTW- You say there is no such word as "disheartened" in 475 and what do you do but you put the same word in 476 post saying that is right. Maybe my computer is playing by itself..
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OK..now I'm. a little bit..no, more than a little bit tired of you attacking me in the games section when YOU are in the wrong. One more attack from you, and you will be reported for constant attacks ... you are spoiling these games, with your ignorance, .

FYI I was agreeing that tiny had put her word in the right place..now go away and play snap or something and leave the growns up to play the games in peace!



dishearten
/dɪsˈhɑːtn/


verb
past tense: disheartened; past participle: disheartened
  1. cause (someone) to lose determination or confidence.
    "the farmer was disheartened by the damage to his crops"


 
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