Day 6 Page 144 Flashcards
Demur/demurred/demurring
Raise objections or show reluctant
Demystify
Make something difficult easier to understand
Denigrate/ denigration
Criticise unfairly
De nouveau
Start again from the beginning
Deplete
Use up the supply of
Deplore
Strong disapproval
Depredation
Attacking or plundering
Deracinate
Tear something up by the roots
Derelict
In a very poor condition because of neglect/ disuse
Derision
Ridicule/ mockery
Derivation
Obtain/develop something from the source
Descry/descried/descries
Get a sight of
Desideratum
Something that is needed/ wanted
Desuetude (des ewa tude)
A state of disuse
Desultory
Lacking plan or purpose
Detente
Easing hostility
Deviate
Astray from original plan
Devoid
Lacking or free from
Diminution
Reduction in the size/ extent/ importance
Discern
Perceive/ recognise something