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Question 0

Dearth

Answer 0

Lack of something

Question 1

Dalliance

Answer 1

Flirtatious affair; trifling wasting of time

Question 2

Debauchery

Answer 2

Dissoluteness; immoral behavior

Question 3

Debilitating

Answer 3

Weakening

Question 4

Debunk

Answer 4

Show something to be false

Question 5

Decry

Answer 5

Criticize something/someone

Question 6

Defector

Answer 6

Political emigrant

Question 7

Deferential

Answer 7

Showing respect

Question 8

Deferment

Answer 8

Postponement of conscription into army

Question 9

Defoliate

Answer 9

Strip or lose leaves

Question 10

Deleterious

Answer 10

Harmful

Question 11

Delimit

Answer 11

Establish limits or boundaries or something

Question 12

Delineate

Answer 12

Describe/outline something

Question 13

Demagogue

Answer 13

Emotive dictator; gains control by appealing to people’s emotions and prejudice rather than rationality

Question 14

Demure

Answer 14

Looking shyly modest

Question 15

Denigrate

Answer 15

Disparage and belittle

Question 16

Denizen

Answer 16

Resident; habitual visitor

Question 17

Denote

Answer 17

Mean/refer to something

Question 18

Denude

Answer 18

Strip area by erosion

Question 19

Deplorable

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Extremely unacceptable

Question 20

Deprecate

Answer 20

Condemn something/someone

Question 21

Deride

Answer 21

Ridicule

Question 22

Derivative

Answer 22

Unoriginal

Question 23

Despoil

Answer 23

Plunder; rob

Question 24

Despondent

Answer 24

Discouraged

Question 25

Despot

Answer 25

Absolute ruler

Question 26

Destitution

Answer 26

Extreme poverty

Question 27

Dexterity

Answer 27

Physical skill; quick wits

Question 28

Diaphanous

Answer 28

Transparent; insubstantial

Question 29

Dichotomy

Answer 29

Division between two separate or contradictory groups; something with contradicting qualities

Question 30

Didactic

Answer 30

Fond of instructing/advising others, even when unwanted

Question 31

Diffident

Answer 31

Lacking self confidence

Question 32

Dilapidated

Answer 32

In disrepair

Question 33

Dilettante

Answer 33

Dabbler in art or knowledge

Question 34

Diminutive

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Very small

Question 35

Dingy

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Dirty or faded

Question 36

Dirge

Answer 36

Funeral hyme

Question 37

Disapprobation

Answer 37

Condemnation

Question 38

Discomfit

Answer 38

Make unsettled or confused

Question 39

Discourse

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Serious speech or piece of writing

Question 40

Discrete

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Completely separate

Question 41

Discursive

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Lengthy with digressions

Question 42

Disinterested

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Impartial; free from bias or self interest

Question 43

Disjointed

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Confusingly fragmented

Question 44

Disparage

Answer 44

Criticize

Question 45

Dispassionate

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Calmly objective; not influenced by emotions or personal feelings

Question 46

Dispatch

Answer 46

Efficient speed

Question 47

Disposition

Answer 47

Personality

Question 48

Disputant

Answer 48

Someone involved in an argument or legal dispute

Question 49

Dissemble

Answer 49

Put on false appearance

Question 50

Disseminate

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Spread

Question 51

Dissension

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Disagreement

Question 52

Dissolute

Answer 52

Indulging in vice

Question 53

Dissonance

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Unpleasant noise

Question 54

Distend

Answer 54

Swell up; expand/inflate

Question 55

Divest

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To strip, deprive, dispose of

Question 56

Divulge

Answer 56

reveal something

Question 57

Docket

Answer 57

List of future court cases

Question 58

Doctor

Answer 58

To tamper with/falsify

Question 59

Doctrinaire

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Determined to use a theory

Question 60

Dogmatic

Answer 60

Stubborn; expressing rigid opinions

Question 61

Dour

Answer 61

Severe/unfriendly

Question 62

Dowager

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Widow with husband's title/property; woman of status

Question 63

Dramatist

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Playwright

Question 64

Droll

Answer 64

Oddly amusing

Question 65

Drub

Answer 65

To defeat an opponent comprehensively

Question 66

Drudgery

Answer 66

Distasteful, dull, hard work

Question 67

Duress

Answer 67

Use of force or threat to make someone do something