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deteriorate
word B2To become progressively worse in quality, condition, or value; to decline.
↗deterioration
word C1The process of becoming progressively worse in quality, condition, or character.
↗determination
word B1the quality of being determined; firmness of purpose
↗determine
word B1to establish or ascertain definitely through investigation or calculation; to decide firmly
↗deterrent
word C1a thing that discourages or is intended to discourage someone from doing something
↗detoxification
word C1The physiological or medical removal of toxic substances from a living organism.
↗detriment
word C1The state of being harmed or damaged, or something that causes harm or injury.
↗detrimental
word C1Tending to cause harm; damaging or harmful.
↗devastate
word B1to destroy or ruin completely; or to cause someone severe shock or grief to cause severe and overwhelming destruction or damage
↗develop
word A2to grow, improve, or create something over time To grow or bring to a more advanced or effective state; to start to exist, experience, or possess gradually. To grow or change into a more advanced, larger, or stronger form. to grow or cause to grow gradually To grow, advance, or create something over time.; to grow, create, or build something new or more advanced; To grow or bring to a more advanced or effective state; to start to exist, experience, or possess gradually. To grow or change into a more advanced, larger, or stronger form. to grow or cause to grow gradually To grow, advance, or create something over time.
↗development
word B1the process of developing, growing, or progressing; The process of developing or being developed; growth or progress. The process of developing or being developed; a specified state of growth or advancement. the process of growth, progress, or improvement
↗deviate
word C1to depart from an established course, pattern, or standard
↗device
word B1an object, machine, or piece of equipment made for a particular purpose, especially an electronic one
↗Devil Lies in the Details
proverbHidden traps, unforeseen complications, or real difficulties reside in the minute, technical specifics of a plan.
↗Devil's advocate
phrasea person who argues an opposing or unpopular point of view solely to stimulate debate or test an argument's strength
↗devote
word B2to give your time, energy, or attention to someone or something to give time, effort, or resources to something
↗dexterity
word C1Skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands; mental skill or quickness.
↗diagnosis
word B1the identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination The identification of a disease, condition, or problem through examination of symptoms.
↗dialog
word B1a conversation between two or more people, especially in a book, film, lesson, or app
↗diamond
word A2a precious stone consisting of a clear and colorless crystalline form of pure carbon, valued as a gemstone
↗Diamond in the Rough
idiomA person with exceptional inherent talent or character whose qualities need refinement to shine fully.
↗Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
idiomTangible physical wealth, jewels, or financial security are more reliable and enduring for a woman than fleeting romantic affection.
↗diaphanous
word C2light, delicate, and translucent
↗diary
word A2a notebook or app where someone writes personal events, plans, or feelings a book in which one keeps a daily record of events and experiences
↗dichotomy
word C1A division or contrast between two things that are represented as being entirely different.
↗Dicks Before Chicks
idiomA slang concept asserting that male camaraderie and fraternal bonds must take precedence over romantic entanglements.
↗did
word A1past tense of do; performed or executed an action
↗die
word A2to stop living to stop living; to cease to exist To stop living; to cease to exist.; to stop living; to cease to exist To stop living; to cease to exist.
↗Die down
phrasal verbTo gradually become less strong, loud, active, or intense.
↗die from
phrase A2to lose life because of an external injury or accident
↗die of
phrase A2to lose life because of an illness, hunger, or old age
↗Die out
phrasal verbTo disappear or stop existing completely over time.
↗diet
word A2the food and drink a person usually eats, or a plan for eating healthy food the kinds of food that a person usually eats
↗differ
word B1to be different from something or someone else to be unlike or distinct from something else
↗difference
word A1the way in which two or more things are not the same A point or way in which things are not the same.
↗different
word A1not the same as someone or something else Not the same as another; distinct or unlike.
↗Different Clowns, Same Circus
idiomA cynical expression indicating that while leadership or personnel change, the underlying dysfunction and chaos remain identical.
↗different size
phrase A1having an alternative measurement, fit, or dimensions
↗Different Strokes for Different Folks
proverbDifferent people have distinct tastes, preferences, and lifestyles, all of which deserve respect.; Different people have different tastes, methodologies, or approaches, and all should be accommodated.
↗differentiation
word C1The action or process of distinguishing between things; making a product or brand distinct from competitors.; the action or process of differentiating or distinguishing between things The action or process of differentiating or distinguishing between things. The action or process of differentiating or distinguishing between two or more things or people.
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