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Bleak
Cold, unwelcoming, or lacking hope; often describing a place or situation.
Blaze
A strong, bright flame or fire; also used to describe something intense or powerful.
Blatant
Very obvious or done openly without shame
Blasphemy
Disrespectful or offensive speech or action against something sacred, especially religious beliefs.
Blasé
Unimpressed or indifferent to something because of over-familiarity or excess exposure
Blared
Made a loud, harsh sound.
Blanket
A large piece of soft fabric used to cover and keep warm.
Denouement
The final outcome or resolution of a narrative, where all plot points are resolved.
Denote
To indicate, show, or represent something
Denotation
The literal or primary meaning of a word, distinct from any ideas or feelings it suggests.
Denizen
An inhabitant or resident of a particular place; someone who frequently visits a place.
Denigrate
To criticize or belittle someone or something unfairly.
Demur
To hesitate or raise objections.
Demure
Quiet, reserved, and modest in manner or appearance
Demotic
Relating to the language used by ordinary people; often refers to the simplified script in ancient Egypt used for everyday...
Demonic
Related to or resembling a demon; intensely evil or wicked
Demoniac
Wildly evil or possessed by a demon; showing fierce, often uncontrollable energy.
Delusion
A false belief or opinion, often held despite clear evidence against it.
Deluge
A severe flood or a large amount of something arriving at once.
Delude
To deceive or mislead someone
Delirium
A disturbed mental state often characterized by confusion, hallucinations, and a lack of awareness, typically due to illness or intoxication.
Delirious
In an extremely confused, excited, or disturbed state of mind, often due to illness or intense emotion.
Delineation
The action of describing, outlining, or explaining something in detail.
Delineate
To describe or outline something precisely and in detail.
Delineated
Marked the outline or boundaries of something; described or explained in detail.
Delicious
Tasting very good; pleasing to the senses, especially the taste.
Deliberate
To carefully think about or consider something before making a decision.
Delete
To remove or erase something, especially text or data.
Deleterious
Harmful or damaging
Dejected
Feeling sad and dispirited; downcast
Deity
A god or goddess; a divine being with supernatural power.
Deign
To do something that one considers beneath one's dignity.
Deify
To worship or regard someone or something as a god.
Dehydrate
To remove water or moisture from something
Degrade
To reduce in quality, value, or dignity; to treat with disrespect.
Degradation
The process of something being damaged, weakened, or reduced in quality.
Degenerate
To decline in quality, condition, or moral standards.
Defy
To openly resist or refuse to obey.
Defunct
No longer existing, active, or in use
Deft
Skillful and quick in movement or action
Deftness
Skillful and quick in movement or action
Defrock
To officially remove a priest or minister from their position.
Defoliate
To remove leaves from a tree, plant, or area, often to control pests or clear land.
Deflect
To cause something to change direction or avoid something by shifting attention.
Deflected
Turned aside from a straight path or direction.
Definitive
Final, conclusive, or most authoritative.
Defile
To spoil, corrupt, or damage something sacred or pure.
Defied
Resisted or openly refused to obey.
Deficit
The amount by which something, especially money, is less than what is needed.
Defiant
Showing resistance or bold disobedience
Defiance
Bold resistance or disobedience against authority or rules.
Defer
To postpone or delay something until a later time.
Deference
Respectful submission or yielding to the judgment or opinion of another
Defenestrated
Thrown out of a window
Defection
The act of leaving one's country, cause, or group to join another, often viewed as a betrayal.