All English words - page 1376
verbTreat or regard (someone) with contempt or disrespect.
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She thought that many supposedly erotic pictures degraded women
adjectiveTreated or regarded with contempt or disrespect.
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She had felt cheap and degraded
verbTreat or regard (someone) with contempt or disrespect.
Usage examples:
She thought that many supposedly erotic pictures degraded women
verbTreat or regard (someone) with contempt or disrespect.
Usage examples:
She thought that many supposedly erotic pictures degraded women
adjectiveCausing a loss of self-respect; humiliating.
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The prisoners were subjected to cruel and degrading treatment
verbTreat or regard (someone) with contempt or disrespect.
Usage examples:
She thought that many supposedly erotic pictures degraded women
verbRemove excess grease or fat from.
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The preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing
verbRemove excess grease or fat from.
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The preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing
nounA substance used to remove grease (= oil or soft fat) from a surface or object
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The chemical can be used as a paint stripper or degreaser.
verbRemove excess grease or fat from.
Usage examples:
The preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing
verbRemove excess grease or fat from.
Usage examples:
The preparation consists of cleaning and degreasing
nounThe process of removing grease (= oil or soft fat) from a surface or object
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Pce is a chemical used in dry cleaning and metal degreasing., degreasing agents such as soap will g…
nounThe amount, level, or extent to which something happens or is present.
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A degree of caution is probably wise
Degrees
dɪˈɡriːnounThe amount, level, or extent to which something happens or is present.
Usage examples:
A degree of caution is probably wise
suffixUsed with an ordinal number to show how serious something is
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She suffered first-/second-/third-degree (= least serious/serious/very serious) burns on her legs.,…
adjectiveReducing by gradual amounts.
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You repay the amount borrowed with a degressive repayment plan.
nounA ratlike rodent with a long silky coat, found in southern south america.
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Now the eight chipmunks and the two degus - a south american long tailed rodent that looks like a g…
verbTaste (something) carefully to appreciate it fully.
Usage examples:
Dennis didn't drink it, he degusted it
verbTaste (something) carefully to appreciate it fully.
Usage examples:
Dennis didn't drink it, he degusted it
verbTaste (something) carefully to appreciate it fully.
Usage examples:
Dennis didn't drink it, he degusted it
verbTaste (something) carefully to appreciate it fully.
Usage examples:
Dennis didn't drink it, he degusted it
verb(of a pod or seed vessel, or a cut or wound) gape or burst open.
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After the anther lobes dehisce, the pollen is set free
verb(of a pod or seed vessel, or a cut or wound) gape or burst open.
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After the anther lobes dehisce, the pollen is set free
nounThe splitting or bursting open of a pod or wound.
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A hard, dry seed is shed from the plant after dehiscence of the mature fruit
adjective(of a pod or wound) characterized by splitting or bursting open.
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Mature fruits are dehiscent capsules that break open upon ground impact
verb(of a pod or seed vessel, or a cut or wound) gape or burst open.
Usage examples:
After the anther lobes dehisce, the pollen is set free
verb(of a pod or seed vessel, or a cut or wound) gape or burst open.
Usage examples:
After the anther lobes dehisce, the pollen is set free
verbRemove the horns from (an animal).
Usage examples:
You can learn how to dehorn a bull calf
verbRemove the horns from (an animal).
Usage examples:
You can learn how to dehorn a bull calf
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