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Difficult English Words with Meanings for 17th March
English Vocabulary Index
Difficult English Words with Meanings for 17th March :
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Detour (n) : a round about route, deviation
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Detract (v) : divert, reduce
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Detrain (v) : discharge from train
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Detriment (n) : damage, injury
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Deuce (n) : plying cards of dice with two spots
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Devastate (v) : lay waste, ravage, plunder
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Develop (v) : to grow larger, mature, unfold
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Deviate (v) : wander from the right course, turn away, take a round about route
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Device (n) : an emblem, a scheme, a piece of machinery
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Devil (v) : an evil spirit, temper of mankind, Satan
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Devious (adj.) : indirect, round about, cooked
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Devise (v) : plan, invent, contrive, bequeath
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Devoid (adj.) : free from, not having empty, not possessing
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Devolve (v) : to dedicate completely, to set aside for
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Devote (v) : dedicate, set apart
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Devoted (v) : dedicate, loving, zealous, loyal
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Devotee (n) : an earnest follower
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Devotion (n) : great love, prayer, worship, piety, earnest
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Devotional (adj.) : devotion
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Devour (v) : eat greedily, consume to absorb wholly, destroy
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Devout (adj.) : holy, given to religious duties, solemn
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Dew (n) : tiny drops of moisture, formed from water vapour in the air
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Dewlap (n) : fold of loose skin hanging under the throat of cattle, dogs, etc.,
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Dexterity (n) : cleverness, ability, expertness
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Dexterous (adj.) : adroit, clever, skilful
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Dhal (n) : a kind of pulse
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Diabetes (n) : a kind of disease
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Diabolical (adj) : devilish, impious
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Diadem (n) : royal crown, a head band
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Diagnose (v) : find out from the symptoms
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Diagnosis (n) : ascertaining disease by symptoms
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Diagonal (adj.) : joining opposite points
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Diagram (n) : a drawing to illustrate something
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Dial (n) : a place to show the numbers of the clock or watch
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Dialect (n) : language of a community or district
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Dialogue (n) : conversation or talk between two or more people
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Diameter (n) : line through the center, breath, thickness
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Diamond (n) : a bright precious tone, a shape like
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Diaper (n) : baby’s napkin
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Diarrhoea (n) : looseness of the bowels
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