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debutante

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n

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decadence

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n,decay

moral decadence of the people

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decant

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v

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definitive

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adj

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deflect

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v

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defoliate

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v,destroy leaves

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defray

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v,provide the payment of

her employer offer to defray her education cost

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defrock

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v,strip a priest or minister of church authority

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deft

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adj,neat,skillful

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defunct

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adj

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degenerate

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v

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degradation

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n

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deify

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v

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deign

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v,condescend,stoop

the designer would not deign to speak to a mere seamtress

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deleterious

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adj

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deliberate

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v

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delineate

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v

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delirium

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n

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delta

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n

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delude

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v

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deluge

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n

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delusion

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n

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delusive

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adj

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delve

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v,dig, investigate

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demagogue

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n

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demean

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v,degrade,humiliate

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demeanor

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n

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demented

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adj

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demise

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n

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demographic

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adj

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demolition

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n

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demoniac

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adj

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demotic

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adj

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demur

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v,object, hesitate

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demure

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adj

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denigrate

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v

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denizen

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n

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denotation

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n

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denouement

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n

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denounce

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v

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depict

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v

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deplete

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v

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deplore

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v,regret

i deplore the vulgarity of your language

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deploy

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v

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depose

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v

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deposition

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n,testimony under oath

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depravity

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n

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deprecate

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v

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depreciate

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v

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depredation

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n

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deranged

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adj

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derelict

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adj,abandonned,negligent

The derelict craft was a menace to navigation, he was derelict in living up to his responsibility

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deride

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v,ridicule;make fun of,

critics deride his pretentious dialogue

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derivative

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adj

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dermatologist

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n

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derogatory

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adj,expressing a low opinion

I resent your deragotory remark

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descry

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v,catch sight of

we could barely descry the enemy

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desecrate

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v

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desiccate

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v

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desolate (1) (2)

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adj,unpopulated

v,rob of joy;lay waste to;forsake