| Term | Definition |
|---|
| diaphanous | light, airy, transparent |
| didactic | 1.intended to instruct 2.overly moralistic |
| diffident | shy, quiet, modest |
| diffuse | 1.to scatter, thin out, break up 2.not concentrated, scattered, disorganized |
| dilatory | tending to delay, causing delay |
| diligent | showing care in doing one's work |
| diminutive | small or miniature |
| dirge | a mournful song, especially for a funeral |
| disaffected | rebellious, resentful of authority |
| disavow | to deny knowledge of or responsibility for |
| discern | to perceive, detect |
| disclose | to reveal, make public |
| discomfit | to thwart, baffle |
| discordant | not agreeing, not in harmony with |
| discrepancy | difference; failure of things to correspond |
| discretion | the quality of being reserved in speech or action; good judgment |
| discursive | rambling, lacking order |
| disdain | 1.to scorn, hold in low esteem 2.scorn, low esteem |
| disgruntled | upset, not content |
| disheartened | feeling a loss of spirit or morale |
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