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Daily Use English Words for 10th March
English Vocabulary Index
Daily Use English Words for 10th March :
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Debacle (n) : sudden collapse
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Debar (v) : exclude, prevent
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Debase (v) : make lower in value, degrade
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Debate (n) : discussion
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Debate (v) : discuss
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Debauchee (n) : one given to debauchery in excess
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Debenture (n) : a kind of bond security
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Debility (n) : weakness, feebleness
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Debit (n) : entry of a sum owing
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Debonair (adj.) : pleasant
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Debris (n) : ruins, scattered fragments
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Dept (n) : payment that must be but not yet been made to somebody
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Debtor (n) : one who owes something to others
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Debunk (v) : reveal the truth impartially
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Debut (n) : first public appearance as performer
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Decade (n) : a period of ten years
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Decadence (n) : decay, falling to a lower level
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Decamp (v) : abscond, run away
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Decant (v) : pour slowly so as not to disturb the sediment
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Decapitate (v) : behead
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Decay (v) : decompose, rot, spoil, decline
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Decay (n) : decomposition, declination
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Decease (n) : death
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Deceased ((adj.) : dead
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Deceased (n) : a dead person
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Deceit (n) : fraud, untruthfulness, misrepresentation
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Deceitful (adj.) : cheating
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Deceive (adj.) : defraud, mislead
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December (n) : twelfth month of the English calendar
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Decency (n) : modesty, respectable conduct
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Decent (n) : respectable, proper, reasonable, fair
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Deception (n) : deceiving of being deceived, thing that deceives
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Deceptive (adj.) : deceitful, delusive
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Decide (v) : settle, determine, give, judgement
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Deciduous (adj.) : shedding leaves in autumn
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Decimal (n) : a tenth fraction
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Decimate (v) : destroy in large numbers, kill every tenth
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Decimate (n) : decimation
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Decision (n) : final opinion
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Decisive (adj.) : conclusive, convincing
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Deck (n) : the upper floor or covering of a ship
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Declamation (n) : set speech in fine language
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Declaration (n) : a deliberate announcement
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Declare (v) : announce, proclaim
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