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Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- debutante
- n
- decadence
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n,decay
moral decadence of the people - decant
- v
- definitive
- adj
- deflect
- v
- defoliate
- v,destroy leaves
- defray
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v,provide the payment of
her employer offer to defray her education cost - defrock
- v,strip a priest or minister of church authority
- deft
- adj,neat,skillful
- defunct
- adj
- degenerate
- v
- degradation
- n
- deify
- v
- deign
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v,condescend,stoop
the designer would not deign to speak to a mere seamtress - deleterious
- adj
- deliberate
- v
- delineate
- v
- delirium
- n
- delta
- n
- delude
- v
- deluge
- n
- delusion
- n
- delusive
- adj
- delve
- v,dig, investigate
- demagogue
- n
- demean
- v,degrade,humiliate
- demeanor
- n
- demented
- adj
- demise
- n
- demographic
- adj
- demolition
- n
- demoniac
- adj
- demotic
- adj
- demur
- v,object, hesitate
- demure
- adj
- denigrate
- v
- denizen
- n
- denotation
- n
- denouement
- n
- denounce
- v
- depict
- v
- deplete
- v
- deplore
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v,regret
i deplore the vulgarity of your language - deploy
- v
- depose
- v
- deposition
- n,testimony under oath
- depravity
- n
- deprecate
- v
- depreciate
- v
- depredation
- n
- deranged
- adj
- derelict
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adj,abandonned,negligent
The derelict craft was a menace to navigation, he was derelict in living up to his responsibility - deride
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v,ridicule;make fun of,
critics deride his pretentious dialogue - derivative
- adj
- dermatologist
- n
- derogatory
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adj,expressing a low opinion
I resent your deragotory remark - descry
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v,catch sight of
we could barely descry the enemy - desecrate
- v
- desiccate
- v
- desolate (1) (2)
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adj,unpopulated
v,rob of joy;lay waste to;forsake