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Deem

turn aside

Deface

Harmful

Default

Fix;limit Ex:The role of an executive coach was delimited by our behavior

Deference

limn(draw);describe;draw a outline

Deflect

Judge;consider

deleterious

Mar the appearance;vandalize;wanton

Delimit

Failure to act

Delineate

Reverence;submission;yielding to authority

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Demagouge

Transparent;translucent;pellucid Ex:Diaphanous silk

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Demure

Proverb;Formal order Ex:The old dictum was \"A stitch in time saves nine\"

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Desultory

Instructive;teaching

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Detached

make wider; ex;Doctor given eye drops for dilating my pupil Talk at length;elaborate Ex:Poet dilated for an hour about his new poem

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Diaphanous

Leader who claims power by spreading false information

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Dictum

Diffident;Shy;coy;Diffident Ex:Demure fellow

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Didactic

Going off track;going off topic Ex:You are preparing for GRE in a most desultory way

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Dilate

Disinterested;unbiased

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Dilatory

Frustrating;confusion(baffle) Ex:Your acts are discomfiting

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Dilettante

Dissonant;inharmonious;disharmonious Ex:Discordant speech

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Din

Discern;showing good judgement

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Dirge

disconnected;jerky;having joints separated

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Discomfit

Come late ex:He\'s a dilatory fellow

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Discordant

person who learns art for fun Ex:He is a Dilettante fellow

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Discriminate

Loud and confusing noise

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Disjointed

Elegy;Eulogy\'Encomium;coda;compendium;Paean;Panegyric Ex:His Dirge for Linocoln was so boring

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Disparage

Pretend Ex:Dissembling as an inexperienced guy

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Disparate

relatives from maternal side;woman staff Ex:Doctor had asked whether any distaff has cancer?

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Dispassionate

Swell;balloon Ex:Distended tummy

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Disquieting

Purify;extract the important elements

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Dissemble

belittle;shame Ex:your acts bring disparage to us

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Distaff

Discrete;distinct;different Ex:Use quotations to disparate from others

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Distend

detached;disinterested;Calm;not passionate

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Distill

Disturbing

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Dither

Gospel;sermon;gospel;doctrine;tenet;code of beliefs

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Diurnal

Abode;dwelling place;habitat;Shack Ex:You should have a domicile near to a place where you work

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Doctrinaire

join or fit together Ex:Their careers dovetailed nicely

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Doff

Saliva dropping out from mouth

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Dogma

Act indecisively; Ex:Stop dithering, select one shirt first. Trembling or state of fear Ex;Children came out of dither state

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Domicile

Occurring every day; Happens in the morning Ex:Taking lunch is a diurnal affair

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Dovetail

Rigid;impractical Ex:Don\'t be doctrinaire and consider other feelings also

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Drivel

Take off shirts:remove hats as state of gesture Ex:Doff your shirt and kiss me

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Droll

enthusiastic Ex:Ebullient kid

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Dupe

Unrestrained joyous

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Duplicity

Higher ran executives;a level Ex:You can't meet echelons directly;I can't thrust echelon further

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Dyspeptic

Enlighten spiritually Ex:read book which can edify you

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Ebullient

Goof;Funny in an odd way Ex:It was a droll production, funny in a odd way

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Ebullient

Person who became fool Ex:I was a dupe;many people duped me before also

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Echelon

Deceitful Ex:We came to know his duplicity after few days

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Edify

irritating;suffering from indigestion Ex:Dyspeptic professor

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Effrontery

Became thin Ex:Family surprised to see emaciated guy who was in Sea

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Egalitarian

Ornate;decorate;adorn

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Egress

copy

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Elicit

Produce;procreate;multiply Ex: Demagouge was responsible for engendering hatred and divisiveness

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Emaciate

Audacious;presumptuous Ex:I hate my daughter's BF effrontery proposal

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Embellish

belief in the equality of all people (economic;social;political)

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Emulate

emerge out of Ex:You should not block a primary or secondary egress doors

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Engender

Call forth;bring out;evoke

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Enigma

Gastronomist;person who has good taste in food and drinks Ex:He is a great epicure(Dad)

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Enumerate

Composure Ex:Doctor's Equanimity was unparalleled

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Enumerate

Fair;equal;just

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Enumerate

nferior;substitute Ex:Ersatz quality

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Epicure

Puzzle;confound;conundrum;

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Equanimity

Specify individually

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Equitable

specifyone-by-one;count

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Ersatz

Specify individually;count

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Ethos

disinter;place body outside

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Euphemism

Emergency Ex:due to Exigent matters i didnt come for lunch

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Euphony

Exculpated;clear from blame Ex:he was exonerated from crime

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Euphoria

Opportunism

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Exhume

Characteristic or attribute of person, group (culture) or time period ex:Ethos of hard work and athletic competition

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Exigent

Use inoffensive words in case of offensive Ex:Instead of saying he "Died of cancer", using euphemism as :"Finally is troubles are over"
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Exonerate

Sweetsound Ex;You miss poet's euphony if you translate

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Expedience

reveler;Merrymaker;very happy;blithe;elated

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Expedient

Fax;duplicate copy

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Expurgate

Small group EX: Small factions's caucus had terminated abnormally with argots and cants

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Extemporaneous

Forged Ex:Fashioned house in the forest

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Exuberant

Come to understand;measure the depth of Ex: Its hard to fathom the mind of my neighbors

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Facsimile

Proper;formal Ex:It is expedient to send gift

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Faction

Censor; Ex;Expurgated Novel due to lewd content

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Fashioned

Donewithoutrehearsal Ex: It was extemporaneous to act in front of MY Mom when she cam suddenly

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Fathom

Joyfully unrestrained;excessive

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Fathomless

Order

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Fecund

Having many forms

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Felicitous

Extreme delicacy

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Fervid

Bird which got new feathers Ex:Nice to see fledglings to come out of aeries for the first time

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Fiat

fathom;sound;Come to understand

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Figurative

fertile Ex:Fecund land

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Finesse

Marked by happiness;appropriate Ex:Felicitous ocassion

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Fledgling

Fervent;Torrid;perfervid;ardent Ex:Fervid fan of football

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Fleeting

Patience

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Foment

A place water is small enough to cross or ride

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Forage

Presage

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Foray

Surrender or loose as a part of error;cancel

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Forbearance

Passing quickly;temporarily(transitory)

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Ford

Instigate;stir up;provoke

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Foreshadow

Search for a food Ex: Raccoon's forage in your garden,if you leave food

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Forfeit

Sudden attack

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Frenetic

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Fringe

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strengthen

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Happen by chance

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Frantic;Wildly excited Ex:He was such a frenetic,he used to sex while brushing his teeth :)

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Periphery;on the margin