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cul-desu

wordmeaning
culminate (verb) to end
culpable (adjective) blameworthy
cumbersome (adj/ adv)awkward
cupidity (n)greed Written as a manifesto for American renewal, the book rails against the cupidity of the past.
curtail (v)to shorten or limit Since losing his job, he had to curtail his spending.
cynic (n)believes people to be insincere She was a cynic and usually brought up the most negative of viewpoints
decorum (noun)proper behavior
deference (n)respect They all went to school that day in deference to his wishes
deleterious (adj) harmful She experienced the deleterious effects of running a marathon without stretching her muscles enough beforehand.
demur (verb) to show disapproval or object to The personnel demurred at the management's new scheme.
demure (adj)shy Though everyone else at the party was dancing and going crazy, she remained demure
deprecate (v)belittle (to regard or portray as less impressive or important than appearances indicate; depreciate) Always over-modest, he deprecated his contribution to the local charity.
derelict (adj) abandoned; useless There was a derelict ship on the island
derogatory (adj)belittle A Sheffield hospital worker has told how her boss would belittle her and make derogatory comments about her colleagues.
desultory (adj)random She made a desultory attempt at conversation.
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