kasielasserre1 on October 18, 2010
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deferential | respectful & polite in a submissive way |
defile | to dirty, spoil, to disgrace, dishonor |
deflation | decrease, depreciation |
deft | skillful, dexturous |
deleterious | harmful, destructive, detrimental |
deluge | a flood |
demagogue | leader, rabble-rouser, usually appealing to emotion or prejudice |
demographics | data relating to the study of human population |
demur | to express doubts or objections |
denigrate | to slur or blacken someone's reputation |
denounce | to accuse, blame |
denunciation | public condemnation |
depose | to remove from a high position, as from a throne |
deprecate | to belittle, disparriage |
deride | to mock, riddicle, make fun of |
derivative | copied or adapted, not original |
derogate | to belittle, disparriage |
dessicate | to dry completely, dehydrate |
despot | a tyrannical ruler |
desultory | at random, rambling, unmethodical |
devoid | totally lacking |
dexterous | skilled physically or mentally |
diabolical | fiendish, wicked |
diaphanous | allowing light to show through; delicate |
dichotomy | division into two parts |
dictum | authoritative statement; popular saying |
didactic | excessively instructive |
diffidence | shyness, lack of confidence |
diffract | to cause to seperate into parts, expecially light |
dilate | to enlarge, swell, extend |
diluvial | relating to a flood |
disaffected | discontented, disloyal |
disbar | to expell from legal profession |
disconcerting | bewildering,, perplexing, slightly disturbing |
discrepancy | difference between |
discretionary | subject to one's own judgement |
discursive | wandering from topic to topic |
disheveled | untidy, disarranged, unkempt |
disinclined | averse, unwilling, lacking desire |
desecrate | to abuse something sacred |
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