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duress
threat of force or intimidation; imprisonment
durability
strength, sturdiness
duplicity
deception, dishonesty, double-dealing
dudgeon
angry indigantion
drivel
stupid tlak; slobber
dour
sullen and gloomy; stem and severe
doughty
courageous
dotard
senile old person
dotage
senile condition, mental decline
dolt
idiot, dimwit, foolish person
dolor
sadness
doleful
sad, mournful
doldrums
a period of despondency
dogged
persistent, stubborn
divest
to get rid of; to strip away from something, e.g., power or leaves
distrust
disbelief and suspicion
distraught
very worried and distressed
dissuade
to persuade someone to alter original intentions
dissipate
to scatter; to pursue pleasure to excess
dissimulate
to disguise or put on a false appearance
dissension
difference of opinion
disrepute
disgrace, dishonord
disquieted
feeling anxiety, being disturbed, lacking peace
dispirit
to dishearten, make dejected
dispense with
to suspend the operation of, do without
dispense
to distribute, administer
dispel
to drive out or scatter
dispassionate
free from emotion; impartial, unbiased
disparity
contrast, dissimilarity
disparage
to belittle, speak disrespectfully about
disjointed
lacking coherence or order, being separated
disinclined
averse, unwilling, lacking desire
disheveled
untidy, disarranged, unkempt
disgorge
to vomit, discharge violently
disdainful
contemptuous, scornful
disdain
to regard dwith scorn and contempt
discursive
wandering from topic to topic
discrete
distinct, separate
discretionary
subject to one's own judgment
discrepancy
difference between
discredited
to dishonor or disgrace
discredit
to dishonor or disgrace
disconsolate
unable to be consoled; extremely sad
disconcerting
bewildering, perplexing, slightly
discompose
to disturb the composure or serenity
discomfit
to cause perplexity and embarrassment
disclaim
to deny, disabow
disburse
to pay out
disbar
to expel from legal profession
disband
to break up
disarray
cclutter, disorder
disaffected
discontented and disloyal
diplomacy
discretion, tact
diminutive
small
delapidated
in disprepair, run-down, neglected
diatribe
bitter verbal attack
diabolical
fiendish; wicked
deviate
to stray, wander
detractor
someone who takes something away
detestation
extreme hatred
deter
to discourage; prevent from happening
despondent
feeling discouraged and dejected
desist
to stop doing something
desecrate
to abuse something sacred
derogate
to belittle, disparage
derivative
copied or adapted; not original
derisive
expressing ridicule or scorn
deride
to mock, ridicule, make fun of
deranged
to be disturbed or insane
deprecate
to belittle, disparage
depravity
sinfulness, moral corruption
deploy
to spread out strategically over an area
deplore
to express or feel disapproval of; regret strongly
denunciation
public condemnation
denude
to make bare, uncover, undress
demographics
data relating to study of human population
demise
death
demarcation
borderline; act of defining or marking a boundary or distinction
delta
tidal deposit at the mouth of a river
delectable
appetizing, delicious
defunct
no longer existing, dead, extinct
deft
skillful, dexterous
defile
to make unclean or dishonor
defer
to submit or yield
decry
to belittle, openly condemn
decorous
proper, tasteful, socially correct
deciduous
losing leaves in the fall; short-lived, temporary
decathlon
athletic contest with ten events
debunk
to discredit, disprove
debauch
to corrupt, seduce from virtue or duty,; indulge
daunt
to discourage, intimidate
dally
to act playfully or waste time
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