1. To separate.

2. Separate; distinct; disjunct; disjunctive. Discrete proportion, when the ratio of two or more pairs of numbers or quantities is the same, but there is not the same proportion between all the numbers, as 3:6::8:16. Discrete quantity, a quantity conceived of as made up of units, and distinct from a continued or continuous quantity. See Discern.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• disrete,
• discrace,
• screte,
• descreate,
• desprete,
• discreted,
• descrete,
• discrive,
• discrase,
• discrep,
• discretley,
• discreat,
• discride,
• discree,
• discribe,
• discete,
• descret,
• discredite,
• discrabe,
• discrett

• discourtesy,
• Dickert,
• dissertate,
• discreetly,
• discredit,
• discretion,
• discredited,
• discard,
• discreet,
• discordant,
• discarded,
• discord.

The adjective form of the word "discrete" is "discrete" itself.

The plural form of the word "discrete" is "discretes".

The singular form of the word "discrete" is "discretion"