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Disquiet (dis•KWYE•ut)
(v): To make uneasy
Dissemble (di•SEM•bul)
(v): To conceal the real nature of; To act or speak falsely in order to deceive
Dissent (di•SENT)
(v): To disagree; To withhold approval
Disservice (di•SUR•vus)
(n): A harmful action; An ill turn
Dissident (DIS•uh•dunt)
(n): A person who disagrees or dissents
Dissuade (di•SWAYD)
(v): To persuade not to
Distinct (di•STINKT)
(adj): Seperate; Different; Clear and unmistakable
Diurnal (dye•UR•nul)
(adj): Occurring every day; Occurring during the daytime
Divine (di•VYNE)
(v): To intuit; To prophesy
Divulge (di•VULJ)
(v): To reveal, especially to reveal something that has been a secret
Document (DOK•yuh•ment)
(v): To support with evidence, especially written evidence
Doldrums (DOHL•drumz)
(n): Low spirits; A state of inactivity
Doleful (DOHL•ful)
(adj): Sorrowful; Filled with grief
Dolt (dohlt)
(n): A stupid person; A dunce
Dotage (DOH•tij)
(n): Senility; Foolish affection
Double Entendre (DUH•bul•awn•TAWN•druh)
(n): A word or phrase having a double meaning, especially when the second meaning is risque
Dour (door)
(adj): Forbidding; Severe; Gloomy
Downcast (DOWN•kast)
(adj): Directed downward; Dejected
Downplay (DOWN•play)
(v): To minimize; To represent as being insignificant
Draconian (dray•KOH•nee•un)
(adj): Harsh; Severe; Cruel
Droll (drohl)
(adj): Humorous; Amusing in an odd, often understated, way
Dross (drahs)
(n): Worthless stuff, especially worthless stuff arising from the production of valuable stuff
Duress (doo•RES)
(n): Coercion; Compulsion by force or threat
Ebb (eb)
(v): To diminish; To recede
Ecclesiastical (i•klee•zee•AS•ti•kul)
(adj): Having to do with the church
Eclipse (i•KLIPS)
(v): To block the light of; To overshadow; To reduce the significance of; To surpass
Ecosystem (EK•oh•sis•tum)
(n): A community of organisms and the physical environment in which they live
Edict (EE•dikt)
(n): An official decree
Edifice (ED•uh•fis)
(n): A big, imposing building
Effectual (i•FEK•choo•ul)
(adj): Effective; Adequate
Efficacy (EF•i•kuh•see)
(n): Effectiveness
Effigy (EF•uh•jee)
(n): A likeness of someone, especially one used in expressing hatred for the person of whom it is a likeness
Elation (i•LAY•shun)
(n): A feeling of great joy