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box : fight :: debate : argue (EQUAL, : )

box

debauchery [dib tri] n. , : extreme indulgence in sensual pleasures; dissipation.

debauchery ascetism

debilitate [dibltit] v.t. : ENFEEBLE: to sap the strength or energy of; enervate

attenuate : thickness :: debilitate : strength

debilitate invigorate, fortify, give energy, energize

debonair [dbnr] adj. , , ; : suave; urbane

: affable; genial

: carefree and gay; jaunty

debonair awkward

debonair, sophisticated uncouth

uncouth ,,

debris [dbr , dibri / db-] n. , , debris : destroy :: ash : burn

debunk [dibk] v. () , : to expose the sham or falseness of

debunk : deceive :: (OPPOSITE)

debunk() affirm, verify()

debunk perpetuate to sham, unexpose, shroud, deceive

perpetuate ,

sham , , , ; () ,

shroud [raud] ; ; ,

debut [deibj , di-, di- db-] n. debut : career :: embark : journey

embark, ; () , ()

debut farewell performance

decadence [dkdns, dikidns] n. , : a process, condition, or period of deterioration or decline,

as in morals or art; decay

decadence wholesomeness

wholesome , ;

decant [diknt] v.t. () 1. to pour off (wine, for example) without disturbing the

sediment

2. to pour (a liquid) from one container into another

subterfuge : deceive :: decantation : pour (A > B)

bigot ,

zeal : dedication :: mesmerism : interest (A >> B)

mesmerism [mzmrzm] , a strong or

spellbinding appeal; fascination

dabble dedicate, devote

default [dif lt] , : a failure to pay financial debts

default : pay :: yield : resist (OPPOSITE)

default fulfill an obligation, pay one's debt

defeasible [dif:zbl] adj. , ()

[opposite]

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* indefeasible [ndif:zbl] a. (), , () indefeasible rights tofreedom : that cannot beannulled or made void

defeasible effective, feasible

indefeasible : annul :: ineffable : express, depict : ineradicable :

remove (A=B)

indefeasible defeasible

defer [dif:r] v. ; , , : to submit to another's wishes, opinion, or governance

usually through deference or respect

arrogant : defer ::

defer : leader :: admire : hero

exigent deferrable

exigent ,

deference [df:rns] n. ; , 1. submission or courteous yielding to the opinion, wishes,

or judgment of another

2. courteous respect

deference : authority :: emulation : exemplar

reverent : deference :: exemplary : imitation

deference

contempt

deferential [dfrnl] a. : showing or expressing respect and esteem due a superior

or an elder

deferential : offend :: scornful : respect

intransigent : acquiesce :: deferential : offend

intransigent , uncompromising

frugal : penurious :: deferential : obsequious (A

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dehydration : moisture :: desertification : vegetation

desertification

vegetation () , ,

dehydrate : moisture :: attenuate : power

dehydrate reconstitute(6-1-32), saturate, sature with water,

immerse

reconstitute , ,

deification [dfkin] n. deification debasement

(malfeasance() , )

deify [d:f`ai] v. ; 1. to make a god of; raise to the condition of a god

2. to worship or revere as a god

3. to idealize; exalt

deify speak/watch with contempt

deject [didkt] v.t. : to lower the spirits of; dishearten

mollify : anger :: hearten : dejection

dejected : embarrassment :: (A >> B)

dejected exultant, gladden

exultant , marked by great joy or jubilation;

triumphant

gladden [gldn] , to make glad

dejection exultation, gladness, jocundity

jocular ,

1. characterized by joking

2. given to joking

delectable [dilctbl] adj. , , 1. greatly pleasing; delightful

2. greatly pleasing to the taste; delicious

delectable loathsome, unpleasant

delectable unsavory, unpalatable

delegation [dligin] n. (): a person or group of persons officially elected or

appointed to represent another or others

* delegate (, ) delegation : represented :: (EQUAL, : )

delegate assume responsibility, keep from, retain, hold

deleterious [dltris] a. , : having a harmful effect; injurious

deleterious salutary, salubrious, wholesome, beneficial, benignant

salutary [sljtri] , ;

salubrious conducive or favorable to health or well-

being

wholesome ; ,

deliberate [dilbrit]/ [dilbrit] a. 1. done with or marked by full consciousness of the nature

and effect; intentional

2. arising from or marked by careful consideration

3. unhurried in action, movement, or manner, as if trying to

avoid error

* deliberation n. , , , brash : deliberation :: candor : subterfuge

brash , ; ,

subterfuge a deceptive stratagem or device

caprice : deliberation : impromptu : rehearsal

deliberate : decide ::

hasty

characterized by deliberation, deliberatedeliberation impetuosity

impetuous deliberate

impetuous , ; ,

delicacy [dliksi] n. , , : FINENESS

ingenuous : guile :: delicate : offense (A lack B, : )

ingenuous , ; ,

chiaroscuro : contrast :: filigree : delicacy (CHARACTER)chiaroscuro

delicacy crudity

crude ; (, ) , ;

,

husky delicate

husky () ; () hoarse or rough in quality

delinquent [dilkwnt] a. , ; 1. failing to do what law or duty requires

2. overdue in payment

delirium [dilrim] n. , 1. a temporary state of mental confusion and clouded

consciousness resulting from high fever,

intoxication, shock, or other causes

2. a state of uncontrolled excitement or emotion

coma : unconsciousness :: delirium : confusion

delude [dild] v.t. , : DECEIVE, TRICK todeceive the mind or judgment of

delusion , , delusion : thought :: hallucination : perception

hallucination , ; ,

delude : disabuse :: (OPPOSITE)

delude disabuse

deluge [dljud] n. , v. : a great flood; a heavy downpour; something that

overwhelms as if by a great flood

rain : deluge :: wind : hurricane (A B)

skim () ; /

scrutinize : gloss :: delve : skim

scrutinize to examine or observe with great care;

inspect critically

gloss ; ,

demagogue [dmg g, -gg / -gg] n. demagogue : instruct :: shirk : malinger

shirk (, ) , , n.,

(=shirker)

demanding adj. ; : requiring much effort or attention

demanding : satisfactory :: closed-minded : sway

closed-minded intolerant of the beliefs and opinions of others;

stubbornly unreceptive to new ideas

demise [dimiz] n. , () 1. a. death b. the end of existence or activity

2. (law) transfer of an estate by lease or will

3. the transfer of a ruler's authority by death or abdicationappropriate demise

appropriate a. , v. (, ) ;

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demography [dimgrfi / dimg-] n. demography : population :: meteorology : weather

demolition [dmln, d-] n. , ; :the act or process of wrecking or destroying, especially

destruction by explosives

* demolish [dimli|-ml-] v. , (, )

1. to tear down completely; raze

2. to do away with completely; put an end to

3. to damage (someone's reputation, for example) severelyrecycle : disposal :: rehabilitate : demolition

rehabilitate , ,

demolish construct

demonstrable [dmnstrbl,/dimn-] a. ; 1. capable of being demonstrated or proved

2. obvious or apparent

demonstrable unable to prove, incapable to be approved

demoralize [dim rliz] v.t. , :DISCOURAGE, DISPIRIT

1. to undermine the confidence or morale of; dishearten

2. to put into disorder; confuse

3. to debase the morals of; corrupt

dispirit : morale :: enervate : strength :: disiccate : moisture

dispirit to lower in or deprive of spirit; dishearten

morale [mr l]

demoralize invigorate, cheer ckl

demote [dimut] v.t. [], demotion n.

demote : rank :: cheapen : valuedemote promote

demotion promotion

demotic [dimtik / -mt-] a. : of or relating to the common people; popular

demotic profound

demur [dim r] v. , n . , 1. to voice opposition; object

2. to delay

* demurral , demur : qualms, doubt :: waver : irresoluteness (A = B)

qualm , ; ,

demur : objection :: praise : approbation

demur : assent :: (OPPOSITE)

demur accept, accede, assent

accede (, ) , ; () ,

,

assent; n. v.(), ()demurral assent, agreement, approval

demurrable [dim rbl / -mr-] adj. , , supine vigilant/alert

demurrable firm, agreeable

demystify [dimstfi] v.t. , : to make less mysterious; clarify

demystify obfuscate

obfuscate , ; ,

den [den] n. ();;(); ()1. the shelter or retreat of a wild animal; a lair

2. a cave or hollow used as a refuge or hiding place

3. a hidden or squalid dwelling place

4. a secluded room for study or relaxation

denigrate [dnigrit] v.t. , : DEFAME1. to attack the character or reputation of; speak ill of

2. to disparage; belittledenigrate exalt, honor ()

exalt () (elevate); /(glorify)

denigration, rebuke, reprobation accolade ()

denouement [deinm] n. (, ) 1. a. the final resolution or clarification of a dramatic or

narrative plot b. the events following the climax of a

drama or novel in which such a resolution or clarificationtakes place

2. the outcome of a sequence of events; the end result

joke : punch line :: plot : denouement

punch line (, ) the climax of a joke or

humorous story

denounce [dinuns] v. () , , (, ,)

1. to condemn openly as being evil or reprehensible

2. to accuse formally

3. to give formal announcement of the ending of (a treaty)

admonish : denounce :: punish : pillory :: tell : proclaim (B A

)pillory : , to

expose to ridicule and abuse; to put a pillory as punishment

admonish : denounce :: persuade : convince

libel : criticize :: denounce : reject

libel n. v. ,

fulfillment : denouncement :: (OPPOSITE)

castigation : reproof :: denunciation : denial (A >> B)

castigation : reproof :: glorification : merit (A >> B)

castigate , to inflict severe punishment; to criticize

severely

reprove , ,

denounce condone, embrace, eulogy, extol, advocate

condone () ,

denunciation accolade, eulogy, panegyricdenouncing bracing

dent [dent] n. ; ; () 1. a depression in a surface made by pressure or a blow

2. (informal) a significant, usually diminishing effect or

impression

dent convex

denture [dnt:r] n. , denture : teeth :: toupee : hair :: wig : hair

toupee [tu:pi]

denude [dinjd] v. ~: to divest of covering; make bare

denude cover

denude, uncover blanket

blanket ~

denunciation [dinnsiin, -i-] n. , 1. the act or an instance of denouncing, especially a public

condemnation or censure

2. the act of accusing another of a crime before a public

prosecutor

* denunciate , castigation : reproof :: denunciation : denial

denunciation accolade, eulogy, panegyric, praise

accolade ; , denunciate praise

deny [dini] n. : controvert, dispute, refute, rebut,disprove

* deniable adj. (, )