1
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Daunt
A
To make fearful
2
Q
Dearth
A
Lack
3
Q
Debacle
A
Violent breakdown
4
Q
Debauchery
A
Wild living
5
Q
Debiliate
A
To weaken
6
Q
Decadent
A
Decayed
7
Q
Decimate
A
To destroy a large part of
8
Q
Decorous
A
Orderly
9
Q
Deduce
A
To infer
10
Q
Defame
A
To ruin the good name of
11
Q
Deference
A
Courtesy
12
Q
Definitive
A
Conclusive
13
Q
Degenerate
A
To break down
14
Q
Deleterious
A
Harmful
15
Q
Delineate
A
To describe accurately
16
Q
Delude
A
To deceive
17
Q
Deluge
A
A flood
18
Q
Demagogue
A
A leader of the people
19
Q
Denizen
A
Citizen
20
Q
Depravity
A
Extreme corruption
21
Q
Deprecate
A
To express disapproval of
22
Q
Deride
A
To laugh at contemptuously
23
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Derogatory
A
Disapproving
24
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Desiccate
A
To dry out
25
Despondent
Extremely depressed
26
Despot
An autocrat
27
Destitute
Extremely poor
28
Desultory
Random
29
Dextrous
Skillful or adroit
30
Dialectical
Relating to discussions
31
Dictum
A proverb
32
Didactic
Intended to teach
33
Diffident
Lacking in self-confidence
34
Digress
To stray from the main subject
35
Dilettante
An amateur
36
Discern
To see things clearly
37
Discreet
Prudent
38
Discrete
Unconnected
39
Discriminate
To differentiate
40
Disdain
Contempt
41
Disinterested
Not taking sides
42
Disparage
To belittle
43
Disparate
Different
44
Disseminate
To make widely known
45
Dissipate
Drift away
46
Dissolution
Breaking up
47
Distend
To extend a great deal
48
Distinguish
To tell apart
49
Docile
Easily taught
50
Doctrinaire
Dogmatic
51
Dogmatic
Stubbornly claiming that something is beyond dispute
52
Domestic
Not foreign
53
Dormant
Inactive
54
Dubious
Full of doubt
55
Duplicity
The act of being two-faced
