All English words - page 1378
Meanings of Deil:
nounScottish form of devil.
Usage examples:
Deil take the hindmost!
Meanings of Deils:
nounScottish form of devil.
Usage examples:
Deil take the hindmost!
Meanings of Deimos:
proper nounThe outer of the two small satellites of mars, discovered in 1877 (15 km long and 12 km across).
Meanings of Deindustrialization:
nounThe reduction of industrial activity or capacity in a region or economy.
Usage examples:
Idealists in the environmental movement advocate deindustrialization and non-intensive methods of f…
Meanings of Deindustrialize:
verbReduce industrial activity or capacity in (a region or economy).
Usage examples:
The city has had a long industrial history but is now being deindustrialized
Meanings of Deink:
verbRemove ink from (paper being recycled).
Usage examples:
In the future newsprint will be deinked, and reused several times until the level of fiber drops to…
Meanings of Deinotherium:
nounA fossil elephant-like mammal found mainly in the pliocene epoch, the lower jaw having tusks curving downwards and backwards.
Usage examples:
Imagine a landscape inhabited by several kinds of elephantoids, deinotheres, three species of rhino…
Meanings of Deinstitutionalization:
nounThe action of taking someone permanently out of an institution, such as a psychiatric hospital, where they have been living for a long time
Usage examples:
The deinstitutionalization of children in social care, deinstitutionalization has pushed the mental…
Meanings of Deionize:
verbRemove the ions or ionic constituents from (a substance, especially water).
Usage examples:
This resin will deionize the solution
Meanings of Deionized:
adjective(of a substance, especially water) having had the ions or ionic constituents removed.
Usage examples:
The sample is placed in deionized water
verbRemove the ions or ionic constituents from (a substance, especially water).
Usage examples:
This resin will deionize the solution
Meanings of Deionizes:
verbRemove the ions or ionic constituents from (a substance, especially water).
Usage examples:
This resin will deionize the solution
Meanings of Deionizing:
verbRemove the ions or ionic constituents from (a substance, especially water).
Usage examples:
This resin will deionize the solution
Meanings of Deirdre:
proper nounA tragic heroine of whom it was prophesied that her beauty would bring banishment and death to heroes. king conchobar of ulster wanted to marry her, but she fell in love with naoise, son of usnach, who with his brothers carried her off to scotland. they were lured back by conchobar and treacherously slain, and deirdre took her own life.
Meanings of Deism:
nounBelief in the existence of a supreme being, specifically of a creator who does not intervene in the universe.
Usage examples:
He reacts against the heresy of deism, the belief that god wound up the universe in the beginning b…
Meanings of Deist:
nounSomeone who believes in a single god who created the world but does not act to influence events
Usage examples:
The deists of the eighteenth century invented their own "natural" theology., like jefferson, lincol…
Meanings of Deists:
nounSomeone who believes in a single god who created the world but does not act to influence events
Usage examples:
The deists of the eighteenth century invented their own "natural" theology., like jefferson, lincol…
Meanings of Deities:
nounA god or goddess (in a polytheistic religion).
Usage examples:
A deity of ancient greece
Meanings of Deity:
nounA god or goddess (in a polytheistic religion).
Usage examples:
A deity of ancient greece
Meanings of Deixis:
nounThe function or use of deictic words, forms, or expressions.
Usage examples:
We construct a context from the deixis of the text
Meanings of Deja:
nounThe strange feeling that in some way you have already experienced what is happening now
Meanings of Deja vu:
idiomThe experience of thinking a new situation already occurred
nounA feeling of having already experienced the present situation.
Usage examples:
A feeling of déjà vu
Meanings of Deject:
verbMake sad or dispirited; depress.
Usage examples:
Nothing dejects a trader like the interruption of his profits
Dejected
dɪˈdʒek.tɪdMeanings of Dejected:
adjectiveSad and depressed; dispirited.
Usage examples:
He stood in the street looking dejected
verbMake sad or dispirited; depress.
Usage examples:
Nothing dejects a trader like the interruption of his profits
Meanings of Dejectedly:
adverbIn a way that shows that you are unhappy, disappointed, or without hope
Usage examples:
She sighed dejectedly., "i may have to find another job," he said, dejectedly.
Meanings of Dejecting:
verbMake sad or dispirited; depress.
Usage examples:
Nothing dejects a trader like the interruption of his profits
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