| 1301 |
decrease the volume
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crescendo �� decrease the volume
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|
| 1302 |
decrepid
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|
|
| 1303 |
decrepit
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adj. �����/�����
: wasted and weakened by or as if by the infirmities of old age
decrepit �� firm decrepit �� hale decrepit �� robust decrepit �� sound decrepit �� sturdy decrepit �� vigorous
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| 1304 |
dedicate
|
dedicate : devotion :: obfuscate : confusion dedicate �� dabble dabbler �� dedicated professional
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|
| 1305 |
dedicated professional
|
dabbler �� dedicated professional
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|
| 1306 |
dedication
|
n. ���/����
: a devoting or setting aside for a particular purpose
bigot : dedication :: rage : anger (>)bigotry : dedication :: rage : anger (>)dabbler : dedication :: artlessness : guile dabbler : dedication :: martinet : leniency zeal : dedication :: mesmerism : interest (>)zeal : dedication :: rage : anger zealous : dedication :: mesmeric : interest (>)
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| 1307 |
deep
|
profound : deep :: glacial : cold (>)
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| 1308 |
defamation
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|
|
| 1309 |
default
|
v. ä�� �������ϴ�
: a failure to pay financial debts
default : pay :: yield : resist (��) default �� fulfill an obligation default �� pay one��s debt
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|
| 1310 |
defective
|
defective �� full-fledged
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|
| 1311 |
defensible
|
indefensible : excused :: impervious : damaged defensible �� untenable indefensible �� tenable
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|
| 1312 |
defer
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v. �����ϴ�/������
: to submit to another\'s wishes, opinion, or governance usually through deference or respect
arrogance : defer :: languid : stir arrogance : defer :: lassitude : stir defer : leader :: admire : hero
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| 1313 |
deference
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n. ����/����/����
submission to anothers will; respect; courtesy
deference : authority :: emulation : exemplar deference : subservience :: compliment : flattery deference : sycophant :: frugal : penurious reverent : deference :: exemplary : imitation deference �� contempt deference �� impudecne
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|
| 1314 |
deferential
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adj. ������
: showing or expressing respect and esteem due a superior or an elder
deferential : insolent :: restless : serenity deferential : obsequious :: frugal : penurious (<)deferential : offend :: adamant : yield deferential : offend :: intransigent : acquiesce deferential : offend :: scornful : respect deferential : sycophantic :: frugal : penurious (<)obsequious : deferential :: maudlin : sentimental (>) deferential �� contemptuous deferential �� imperious deferential �� impudent
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|
| 1315 |
deferrable
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|
|
| 1316 |
deficiency
|
n. ����/����
: an amount that is lacking or inadequate
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|
| 1317 |
defile
|
v/n. ��������/���� ��
: a narrow passage or gorge
defile : narrowness :: precipice : steepness
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|
| 1318 |
defined
|
defined �� amorphous vague �� well defined
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|
| 1319 |
definite
|
elusive : definite :: exoneration : blame elusive : definite :: extricate : entanglement tangible : indefinite :: incipient : realized tangible : indefinite :: initial : realized (��) {moribund : dead}�� ��ƴ�!tangible : indefinite :: realized : incipient (��) definite �� amorphous indefinite �� bottleneck indefinite �� tangible
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|
| 1320 |
definitive
|
adj. ��������
conclusive; providing the last word
definitive �� provisional
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|
| 1321 |
deflate
|
v. ����[��]�� ����/�⸦ �� ���̴�
: to release contained air or gas from.
: to collapse by releasing contained air or gas
penetrate : deflated :: jar : unsettled puncture : deflated :: jar : unsettled puncture : deflated :: jolt : moved deflate �� distend
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|
| 1322 |
defoliant
|
n. ������
: a chemical spray or dust applied to plants in order to cause the leaves to drop off prematurely
defoliants : leave :: insecticide : insect defoliants : tree :: insecticide : insect
|
|
| 1323 |
defraud
|
v. �ӿ��� ���Ѵ�
: to deprive of something by deception or fraud
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|
| 1324 |
deft
|
adj. ������ ����/�ؾ� ����
: characterized by facility and skill
deft : awkward :: craven : admirable (��)maladroit : deft :: expedite : footdragging (��)maladroit : deft :: loquacious : laconic maladroit : deft :: voluble : terse (��) deft �� awkward deft �� clumsy deft �� ham-handed deft �� inept deft �� maladroit
|
|
| 1325 |
defuse
|
v. (����)�� ��ȭ��Ű��
: to make less harmful, potent, or tense
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|
| 1326 |
defy
|
v. (�������ϰ�) �ݴ��ϴ�
: to challenge to do something considered impossible
: to confront with assured power of resistance
defy �� acquiesce defy �� not challenge ǰ�����ġdefy �� obey
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|
| 1327 |
dehydrate
|
v. ������Ű��/Ż���ϴ�
: to remove bound water or hydrogen and oxygen from (a chemical compound) in the proportion in which they form water
dehydrate : moisture :: attenuate : power dehydrate : moisture :: descend : altitude dehydrate : moisture :: descent : altitude dehydrate : moisture :: desertification : vegetation dehydrate : water :: fade : brightening dehydrate : water :: fade : brightness dehydrate : water :: fatigue : repose dehydrate : water :: fatigue : rest dehydrate : water :: wither : vitality dehydrate : water :: wizen : vitality dehydrate �� reconstitute dehydrate �� saturate dehydrate �� saturate with water
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|
| 1328 |
deification
|
n. �Ű�ȭ
: the act or process of deifying
deification �� debasement
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|
| 1329 |
deify
|
deify �� speak with contempt deify �� watch with contempt
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|
| 1330 |
deject
|
v. �������
: to make gloomy
|
|
| 1331 |
dejected
|
adj. ��� ����
depressed; disheartened
dejected : embarrassment :: : dejected �� exultant dejected �� jocund dejected �� jubilant
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|
| 1332 |
dejection
|
heart : dejection :: mollify : anger dejection �� elation dejection �� exultation dejection �� gladness dejection �� jocundity
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|
| 1333 |
delay
|
filibuster : delay :: anodyne : relieve filibuster : delay :: hoax : deceive filibuster : delay :: prevaricate : deceive filibuster : delay :: prevarication : deceive delay �� alacrity
|
|
| 1334 |
delectable
|
adj. ������
delightful; delicious
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|
| 1335 |
delegate
|
delegate �� assume responsibility
|
|
| 1336 |
delegation
|
n. ��ǥ[��]
: A person or group of persons officially elected or appointed to represent another or others
delegation : represented :: :
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|
| 1337 |
delete
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|
|
| 1338 |
deleterious
|
adj. �طο�/������
: harmful often in a subtle or unexpected way
deleterious �� beneficial deleterious �� salubrious deleterious �� salutary deleterious �� wholesome
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|
| 1339 |
deliberate
|
adj/v. ������/�ɻ�����ϴ�
: to think about or discuss issues and decisions carefully
brash : deliberate :: candor : subterfuge (��)caprice : deliberate :: apophasis : claim (��)caprice : deliberate :: impromptu : rehearsal (��)caprice : deliberate :: insubordinate : submissive (��)capricious : deliberate :: callow : mature (��) deliberate �� capricious deliberate �� hasty deliberate �� headlong deliberate �� impetuous deliberate �� instinctive deliberate �� precipitate fastness �� deliberate action
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|
| 1340 |
deliberate action
|
fastness �� deliberate action
|
|
| 1341 |
delicacy
|
n. ����/������/������
: the quality or state of being dainty
delicacy : offence :: equivocation : truth filigree : delicacy :: chiaroscuro : contrast filigree : delicacy :: tapestry : intricacy delicacy �� crudity
|
|
| 1342 |
delicate
|
delicate : offense :: ingenuous : guile delicate �� husky
|
|
| 1343 |
delight
|
delight �� beleaguer delight �� chagrin delight �� harass
|
|
| 1344 |
delinquent
|
adj. �¸���
: offending by neglect or violation of duty or of law
|
|
| 1345 |
delirium
|
n. �ǽ��� ȥ��/����
: a mental disturbance characterized by confusion, disordered speech, and hallucinations
delirium : confusion :: coma : unconsciousness
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|
| 1346 |
delude
|
v. ���̴�/�����ϴ�
: to mislead the mind or judgment of
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|
| 1347 |
deluge
|
n. ��ȫ��
: an overflowing of the land by water
deluge : droplet :: landslide : pebble deluge : rain :: barrage : explosives droplet : deluge :: pebble : landslide rain : deluge :: wind : hurricane (<) deluge �� drizzle
|
|
| 1348 |
delusive
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|
|
| 1349 |
delve
|
v. ���� �����
: to make a careful or detailed search for information
delve : skim :: quaff : sip delve : skim :: scrutinize : glance delve : skim :: scrutinize : glimpse delve : skim :: scrutinize : gloss
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|
| 1350 |
demagogue
|
n. ������
: a leader who makes use of popular prejudices and false claims and promises in order to gain power
demagogue : instruct :: :
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|
| 1351 |
demand
|
demand : satisfied :: adulterate : pristine demanding : satisfactory :: adulterate : pristine (��)demanding : satisfied :: vigilant : entrapped demanding : satisfy :: vengeful : forgive demand �� supplicate
|
|
| 1352 |
demise
|
n/v. ���/�絵�ϴ�
: to pass by descent or bequest
|
|
| 1353 |
demography
|
n. ���
: the statistical study of human populations especially with reference to size and density, distribution, and vital statistics
demography : population :: meteorology : weather
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|
| 1354 |
demolition
|
n. �ı�/����
: the act of demolishing; especially :destruction in war by means of explosives
rehabilitate : demolition :: recycle : disposal
|
|
| 1355 |
demonstrable
|
adj. ������ �� �ִ�
: capable of being demonstrated or proved
demonstrable �� incapable to be approved demonstrable �� unable to prove
|
|
| 1356 |
demoralize
|
v. �⸦ ����/��Ȳ�� �ϴ�
: to weaken the morale of
demoralize �� cheer demoralize �� invigorate
|
|
| 1357 |
demotic
|
adj. ������
: of or relating to the common people
|
|
| 1358 |
demur
|
v. �ݴ��ϴ�/���Ǹ� �����ϴ�
: to voice opposition
demur : doubt :: waver : irresoluteness demur : objection :: countenance : toleration demur : objection :: praise : approbation demur : qualms :: waver : irresoluteness demur �� accede demur �� accept
|
|
| 1359 |
demystify
|
v. �ź��� �����ϴ�/����ϴ�
: to make less mysterious; clarify
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|
| 1360 |
den
|
|
|
| 1361 |
denial
|
denunciation : denial :: castigation : reproof (>)disclaimer : denial :: conversation : exchange denial �� concession
|
|
| 1362 |
denigrate
|
v. ����/����ϴ�
: to attack the character or reputation of; speak ill of
disparaging : denigrate :: formidable : intimidate denigrate �� exalt denigrate �� honor denigrate �� lionize
|
|
| 1363 |
denigration
|
|
|
| 1364 |
denouement
|
n. ��ܿ�
: the final outcome of the main dramatic complication in a literary work
plot : denouement :: joke : punch line
|
|
| 1365 |
denounce
|
v. ���ϴ�
: to pronounce especially publicly to be blameworthy or evil
admonish : denounce :: persuade : convince (<)admonish : denounce :: punish : pillory (<)execrate : denounce :: exemplify : imitate denounce �� advocate denounce �� brace denounce �� bracing ǰ�����ġdenounce �� condone denounce �� embrace denounce �� eulogy ǰ�����ġdenounce �� propitiate denounce �� tout
|
|
| 1366 |
denouncing
|
|
|
| 1367 |
dent
|
|
|
| 1368 |
denude
|
v. �߰������
: to strip of all covering or surface layers
|
|
| 1369 |
denunciation
|
n. ź��/�������� ��
: the act or an instance of denouncing, especially a public condemnation or censure
denunciation : denial :: castigation : reproof (>) denunciation �� accolade denunciation �� eulogy denunciation �� panegyric denunciation �� tribute
|
|
| 1370 |
deny
|
deny �� aver deny �� corroborate deny �� posit posit �� deny as false postulate �� deny as false succor �� deny aid
|
|
| 1371 |
deny aid
|
����[����, ����]�� �����ϴ�[���� �ʴ�]
|
|
| 1372 |
deny as false
|
posit �� deny as false postulate �� deny as false
|
|
| 1373 |
depart
|
abscond : depart :: eavesdrop : listen abscond : depart :: lurk : wait abscond : depart :: pilfer : take abscond : depart :: purloin : appropriate abscond : depart :: secrete : store abscond : depart :: shadow : follow abscond : depart :: sneak : take
|
|
| 1374 |
dependence
|
subjugate : independence :: blur : definition dependence �� autonomy
|
|
| 1375 |
depict
|
v. ����/�����ϴ�
: to represent by or as if by a picture
|
|
| 1376 |
deplete
|
v. ��������
: to lessen markedly in quantity, content, power, or value
stamina : deplete :: intangible : know deplete �� enrich
|
|
| 1377 |
depletion
|
|
|
| 1378 |
depletive
|
adj. ���� ��Ű��/����(ü��)�� ���ҽ�Ű��
|
|
| 1379 |
deplore
|
v. ������ �ϴ�/�������� �����ϴ�
: to feel or express grief for ; to regret strongly
: to consider unfortunate or deserving of deprecation
deplore �� accolade ǰ�����ġdeplore �� applaud deplore �� approve deplore �� coddle deplore �� commend deplore �� express accolade deplore �� extol deplore �� inspire deplore �� laud deplore �� rejoice
|
|
| 1380 |
deploy
|
v. �����ϴ�/��ġ�ϴ�
: to extend (a military unit) especially in width
|
|
| 1381 |
deportation
|
n. ���� �߹�
: the removal from a country of an alien whose presence is unlawful or prejudicial
deportation : country :: eviction : dwelling deportation �� salutation
|
|
| 1382 |
depose
|
v. �����ϴ�
: to testify to under oath or by affidavit
|
|
| 1383 |
deposition
|
n. ����/ħ��
: an act or process of a natural accumulation (as of iron ore, coal, or gas)
perjury : deposition :: oath : false swearing (��) deposition �� perjury deposition �� process of eroding
|
|
| 1384 |
depravity
|
n. Ÿ��/����
: moral corruption or degradation
depravity : virtue :: doldrums : energy
|
|
| 1385 |
deprecate
|
v. ���ϴ�/����
: to express disapproval of
laud : deprecated :: : deprecate �� endorse deprecate �� extol deprecate �� laud deprecate �� tout deprecate �� vaunt ?self-deprecate �� vaunt
|
|
| 1386 |
depreciate
|
v. ��ġ�� ���Ͻ�Ű��
: to lower the price or estimated value of
depreciate : value :: restrict : diameter self-depreciate : swagger :: fawn : hauteur self-depreciate : swaggering :: fawn : imperious (��)
|
|
| 1387 |
depress
|
v. �ﴩ����/�⸦ ����
: to lower in spirits
: to press down
depressant : mood :: : despondent : depressed :: expert : skilled despondent : depressed :: masterful : skilled despondent : depressed :: saturnine : gloomy (=) depress �� elate depressed �� prosperous depressed �� protuberant bulge �� depressed region
|
|
| 1388 |
depressed
|
despondent : depressed :: expert : skilled despondent : depressed :: masterful : skilled despondent : depressed :: saturnine : gloomy (=) depressed �� prosperous depressed �� protuberant bulge �� depressed region
|
|
| 1389 |
depressed region
|
bulge �� depressed region
|
|
| 1390 |
deprivation
|
n. ��Ż/�ս�
: the state of being deprived; especially : removal from an office, dignity, or benefice
deprivation �� fecundity deprivation �� surfeit
|
|
| 1391 |
deracinate
|
v. �Ѹ��̴�/������Ű��
: to pull out by the roots; uproot.
: to displace from one\'s native or accustomed environment
|
|
| 1392 |
derelict
|
n/adj. �¸���/������
: a destitute homeless social misfit
stickler : derelict :: poseur : unaffected derelict �� affection derelict �� extremely careful derelict �� pillar of society
|
|
| 1393 |
deride
|
v. �����ϴ�
: to subject to usually bitter or contemptuous ridicule
deride : mockery :: patronize : condescending deride : mockery :: patronize : condescension jibe : deride :: cheer : encourage deride �� praise
|
|
| 1394 |
derision
|
gibe : derision :: apologize : regret gibe : derision :: apology : regret gibe : derision :: condolence : compassion gibe : derision :: condolence : sympathy gibe : derision :: mirth : laughter jeer : derision :: reprehend : censure ridicule : derision :: : sneer : derision :: smirk : smugness derision �� veneration {blame, defiance}�� ��ƴ�!
|
|
| 1395 |
derivative
|
adj. �Ļ���/������
: formed by derivation
: lacking originality
derivative �� innovative derivative �� original derivative �� precursory derivative �� prefiguration derivative �� seminal
|
|
| 1396 |
derogate
|
derogate �� accolade ǰ�����ġ
|
|
| 1397 |
derogatory
|
adj. ����
: expressive of a low opinion
|
|
| 1398 |
descendant
|
n. �ڼ�
: one deriving directly from a precursor or prototype
descendants �� forbears descendants �� forebear
|
|
| 1399 |
desecrate
|
v. �ż� ���ϴ�
: to treat disrespectfully, irreverently, or outrageously
desecrate �� hallow desecrate �� hallowed desecrate �� revere desecrate �� sanctify
|
|
| 1400 |
desert
|
v. ������
: to withdraw from or leave usually without intent to return
desert : arid :: marsh : sodden desertification : vegetation :: dehydrate : moisture desertification : vegetation :: dehydration : moisture desertize : vegetation :: dehydration : moisture oasis : desert :: archipelago : ocean oasis : desert :: glade : forest oasis : desert :: glade : wood
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