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Webster Dictionary :: Desponsate

DESPONSATE, v.t. To betroth.

Webster Dictionary :: Despondingly

DESPONDINGLY, adv. In a desponding manner; with dejection of spirits; despairingly.

Webster Dictionary :: Desponding

DESPONDING, ppr. Losing courage to act, in consequence of loss of hope, or of de...

Webster Dictionary :: Desponder

DESPONDER, n. One destitute of hope.

Webster Dictionary :: Despondent

DESPONDENT, a. Losing courage at the loss of hope; sinking into dejection; depre...

Webster Dictionary :: Despondency

DESPONDENCY, n. A sinking or dejection of spirits at the loss of hope; loss of c...

Webster Dictionary :: Despond

DESPOND, v.i.[L. To promise; literally, to throw to or forward.] 1. To be cast d...

Webster Dictionary :: Despoliation

DESPOLIATION, n. The act of despoiling; a stripping.

Webster Dictionary :: Despoiling

DESPOILING, ppr. Depriving; stripping; robbing.

Webster Dictionary :: Despoiler

DESPOILER, n. One who strips by force; a plunderer.

Webster Dictionary :: Despoiled

DESPOILED, pp. Stripped; robbed; bereaved; deprived.

Webster Dictionary :: Despoil

DESPOIL,v.t. [L. To spoil.] 1. To strip; to take from by force; to rob; to depri...

Webster Dictionary :: Despiteously

DESPITEOUSLY, adv.. Furiously.

Webster Dictionary :: Despiteous

DESPITEOUS, a. Malicious.

Webster Dictionary :: Despitefulness

DESPITEFULNESS, n. Malice; extreme hatred; malignity.

Webster Dictionary :: Despitefully

DESPITEFULLY, adv. With despite; maliciously; contemptuously. Pray for them that...

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