Gre no 19

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deplete,use until none remains


deplore,to regret/to disapprove of

deposition,dethronement/depositing

deprave,make morally bad/corrupt

deprecate,protest against, express disapproval of

dereliction,deserting and leaving to fall into ruins

derision,ridicule/mockery/deriding

derivative,derived/not original or primitive

derogatory,insulting; tending to damage

descry,catch sight of/see smth in the distance

desiccant,substance used to absorb moisture

desiccate,to dry up/dehydrate

desuetude,cessation of use/disuse

desultory,aimless/haphazard/digressing at random

detach,separate

deter,discourage/hinder

deterrent,something that discourages/a hindrance

detraction,slandering/verbal attack/aspersion

detumescence,diminishing or lessening of swelling

deviance,being different in moral standarts (from normal)

dexterity,skill (in handling)

dexterous,clever/skillful with hands

diaphanous,transparent/gauzy

diatribe,bitter and violent attack in words

dictate,order

diffidence,shyness

diffident,lacking in self-confidence

dilate,speak comprehensively/become wider/large

dilatory,causing delay/procrastinating

disabuse,to undeceive/correct a false impression

disallow,refuse to allow or accept as a corret

discern,see with an effort but clearly

discomfit,confuse/embarrass

discomfit,to defeat/put down

disconcert,upset the self-possession of

discordant,inharmonious/conflicting

discountenance,refuse to approve of

discourse,speech/lecture/swearing

discredit,refuse to believe

disdain,look on with contempt

disencumber,free from encumbrance

dishevelled,untidy

disingenuous,sophisticated/artful/trying to deceive/cunning

disinter,dig up from the earth

dislodge,move/force from the place occupied

dismal,sad/gloomy/miserable

disparate,essentially different

disparity,a difference

dispassionate,free from passion

dissemble,speak or behave so as to hide smth (in mind)