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Word List 15

Dishearten - Duplicity

WordDefinition
Dishearten to discourage
Disheveled untidy
Disinclination unwillingness
Disingenuous insincere; pretending to be sophisticated
Disinter to dig up; unearth
Disinterested unprejudiced
Disjointed disconnected
Disjunction an act or state of separation; disunity
Dislodge to remove (forcibly)
Dismantle to take apart
Dismember to cut into small parts
Dismiss to eliminate from consideration; to reject
Disparage to belittle
Disparate basically different; unrelated
Disparity difference; condition of inequality
Dispassionate unaffected by passion; impartial
Dispatch speediness; prompt execution; message sent with all due speed
Dispel to disperse; to drive away; to cause to vanish
Disperse to scatter
Dispirited lacking in spirit
Disport to amuse
Disputatious argumentative; fond of arguing
Disquietude uneasiness; anxiety
Disquisition a formal systematic inquiry; an explanation of the results of a formal inquiry
Dissection analysis; cutting apart in order to examine
Dissemble to disguise; to pretend
Disseminate to distribute; to spread; to scatter (like seeds)
Dissent to disagree
Dissertation formal essay
Dissident dissenting; rebellious
Dissipate to squander; to waste; to scatter
Dissolution disintegration; looseness in morals
Dissonance discord; opposite of harmony
Dissuade to persuade not to do; discourage
Distant reserved or aloof; cold in manner
Distend to expand; to swell out
Distill to purify; to refine; to concentrate
Distinction honor; contrast; discrimination
Distort to twist out of shape
Distrait absentminded
Distraught upset; distracted by anxiety
Diurnal daily
Diva operatic singer; prima donna
Diverge to vary; to go in different directions from the same point
Divergent differing; deviating
Diverse of a different form, character; various
Diversion act of turning aside; a distraction: a pastime
Diversity variety; dissimilitude
Divest to strip; to deprive
Divulge to reveal
Docile obedient; easily managed
Docket a list of cases in court for trial; a book of trial entries
Doctrinaire dogmatic (opinionated); unyielding; unable to compromise about points of doctrine
Doctrine teachings in general; particular principle taught
Document to provide written evidence
Doddering shaky or trembling, as from old age <a doddering old woman>
Doff to take off <doff his hat to a lady>
Dogged determined; persistent in effort; stubborn <a dogged worker>
Doggerel poor verse
Dogmatic opinionated; arbitrary; doctrinal
Doldrums state of inactivity or stagnation; blues: a dull, listlessness, depressed mood; slack period
Dolorous sorrowful
Dolt a stupid person; blockhead
Domicile home
Domineer to rule over arbitrarily; tyrannize
Don to put on
Dormant state of inactivity; sleeping; lethargic; latent (present but not visible <latent ability>)
Dormer window projecting from roof
Dorsal pertaining to, or situated on the back or dorsum
Dossier a collection of files on a subject
Dotage a period of senile decay
Dote to be excessively fond of; show signs of mental decline
Dour sullen; stubborn
Douse to plunge into water; drench; extinguish
Dowdy untidy (slovenly); old fashion
Downcast dishearten; sad
Drab dull; lacking color; cheerless
Draconian extremely severe <Draconian forms of punishment.>
Dregs sediment; worthless residue
Drivel nonsense; foolishness
Droll queer and amusing
Drone idle person; male bee
Drone to talk dully; buzz or murmur like a bee
Dross waste matter; worthless impurities
Drudgery menial work
Dubious questionable; filled with doubt
Ductile malleable; flexible; pliable
Dulcet pleasant to the ear; melodious; sweet sounding <dulcet sound
Dumbfound to astonish
Dupe someone easily fooled
Duplicity double-dealing; hypocrisy
Dither to act nervously or indecisively; to vacillate
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