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word	definition	part of speech	high-frequency
dishearten	discourage; cause to lose courage or hope	verb
disheveled	untidy	adjective
disinclination	unwillingness	noun	*
disingenuous	not native; sophisticated	adjective
disinter	dig up; unearth	verb
disinterested	unprejudiced	adjective
disjointed	disconnected	adjective
disjunction	act or state of separation; disunity	noun
dislodge	remove forcibly	verb
dismantle	take apart	verb
dismember	cut into small parts	verb
dismiss	put away from consideration; reject	verb
disparage	belittle	verb	*
disparate	basically different; unrelated	adjective
disparity	difference; condition of inequality	noun	*
dispassionate	calm; impartial	adjective	*
dispatch	speediness; prompt execution; message sent with all due speed	noun
dispel	scatter; drive away; cause to vanish	verb
disperse	scatter	verb	*
dispirited	lacking in spirit	adjective
disport	amuse	verb
disputatious	argumentative; fond of argument	adjective	*
disquietude	uneasiness; anxiety	noun
disquisition	formal systematic inquiry; an explanation of the results of a formal inquiry	noun
dissection	analysis; cutting apart in order to examine	noun
dissemble	disguise; pretend	verb
disseminate	scatter (like seeds)	verb	*
dissent	disagree	verb	*
dissertation	formal essay	noun
dissident	dissenting; rebellious	adjective
dissimulate	pretend; conceal by feigning 	verb
dissipate	squander	verb
dissolute	loose in morals	adjective
dissolution	disintegration; looseness in morals	noun
dissonance	discord	noun	*
dissuade	advise against	verb
distant	reserved or aloof; cold in manner	adjective
distend	expand; swell out	verb	*
distill	extract the essence; purify; refine	verb
distinction	honor; contrast; discrimination	noun
distortion	twisting out of shape	noun
distrait	absentminded	adjective
distraught	upset; distracted by anxiety	adjective
diurnal	daily	adjective
diva	operatic singer; prima donna	noun
diverge	vary; go in different directions from the same point	verb
divergent	differing; deviating	adjective	*
diverse	differing in some characteristics; various	adjective
diversion	act of turning aside; pastime	noun
diversity	variety; dissimilitude	noun
divest	strip; deprive	verb
divine	perceive intuitively; forsee the future	verb
divulge	reveal	verb
docile	obedient; easily managed	adjective
docket	program as for trial; book where such entries are made	noun
doctrinaire	unable to compromise about points of doctrine; dogmatic; unyielding	adjective
doctrine	techings in general; particular principle (religious, legal etc.) taught	noun
document	provide written evidence	verb	*
doddering	shaky; infirm from old age	adjective
doff	take off	verb
dogged	determined; stubborn	adjective
doggerel	poor verse	noun
dogmatic	positive; arbitrary	adjective	*
doldrums	blues; listlessness; slack period	noun
dolorous	sorrowful	adjective
dolt	stupid person	noun
domicile	home	noun
domineer	rule over tyrannically	verb
don	put on	verb
dormant	sleeping; lethargic; torpid	adjective
dormer	window projecting from roof	noun
dorsal	relating to the back of an animal	adjective
dossier	file of documents on a subject	noun
dotage	senility; old age	noun
dote	be excessively fond of; show signs of mental decline	verb
dour	sullen; stubborn	adjective
douse	plunge into water; drench; extinguish	verb
dowdy	slovenly; untidy	adjective
downcast	disheartened; sad	adjective
drab	dull; lacking in color; cheerless	adjective
draconian	extremely severe	adjective
dregs	sediment; worthless residue	noun
drivel	nonsense; foolishness	adjective
droll	queer and amusing	adjective
drone	idle person; male bee	noun
drone	talk dully; buzz or murmur like a bee	verb
dross	waste matter; worthless impurities	noun
drudgery	menial work	noun
dubious	doubtful	adjective	*
ductile	malleable; flexible; pliable	adjective
duenna	attendant or young female; chaperone	noun
dulcet	sweet sounding	adjective
dumbfound	astonish	verb
dupe	someone easily fooled	noun	*
duplicity	double dealing; hypocrisy	noun	*