English Words Dictionary for 14th March : Here is the complete list.

English Words Dictionary for 14th March

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English Words Dictionary for 14th March :

Dentist (n) : a dental surgeon
Denude (v) : to lay bare, take away covering
Denunciation (n) : accusation of crime before a public prosecutor
Deny (v) : refuse, to say that something is not true
Deodorize (n) : to remove the smell from
Depart (v) : leave, turn aside
Departed (adj.) : dead, late, bygone
Departed (n) : the dead
Department (n) : division, section, branch
Departure (n) : death, act of going away
Depend (v) : to rely on, put trust in
Dependable (adj.) : reliable
Dependant (n) : one who depends upon others
Dependent (adj.) : having need for help
Depict (v) : explain in the form of picture, describe
Deplete (v) : to empty, drain out, make smaller in amount
Deplore (v) : to feel or show regret for
Deploy (v) : post of different places, spread out(troops) so as to form a line
Depopulate (v) : to reduce the number of people living in a country
Deport (v) : carry away, transport, exile, to behave
Deportation (n) : sending a person out of the country
Deportment (n) : behaviour
Depose (v) : to remove from a high position
Deposit (n) : money deposited in a bank account, mater which settles down
Deposit (v) : lay put for safe keeping
Deposition (n) : declaration, removal from power
Depot (n) : place where supplies are stored, a ware house
Deprave (v) : to make bad; corrupt morale
Depravity (n) : the state of being depraved
Deprecate (n) : disapprove, to speak against
Depreciate (n) : to fall in value
Depreciate (n) : depreciation
Depredation (n) : robbery, destruction of property
Depress (v) : sink, lower, deject, sadden
Depression (n) : shallow cavity, laziness, low spirits, dullness
Deprivation (n) : the act of taking away from, hardship
Deprive (v) : take away from, dispossess
Depth (n) : deepness, distance below the surface
Deputation (n) : the persons chosen to represent others, act of deputing
Depute (v) : appoint as a substitute or in place of another
Depute (adj.) : deputed

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