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Webster Dictionary :: Descriptiv

DESCRIPTIV,E, a. Containing description; tending to describe; having the quality...

Webster Dictionary :: Descry

DESCRY, v.t. 1. To espy; to explore; to examine by observation. The house of Jos...

Webster Dictionary :: Descrying

DESCRYING, ppr. Descovering; espying.

Webster Dictionary :: Desecrate

DESECRATE, v.t. [L. To consecrate, from sacred.] 1. To divert from a sacred purp...

Webster Dictionary :: Desecrated

DESECRATED, pp. Diverted from a sacred purpose or appropriation; divested of a s...

Webster Dictionary :: Desecrating

DESECRATING, ppr. Diverting from a purpose to which a thing is consecrated; dive...

Webster Dictionary :: Desecration

DESECRATION, n. The act of diverting from a sacred purpose or use to which a thi...

Webster Dictionary :: Desert

DESERT, a. S as z [L. To sow, plant or scatter.] 1. Literally, forsaken; hence, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Deserted

DESERTED, pp. Wholly forsaken; abandoned; left.

Webster Dictionary :: Deserter

DESERTER, n. A person who forsakes his cause, his post, or his party or friend; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Desertful

DESERTFUL, a. High in desert; meritorious.

Webster Dictionary :: Deserting

DESERTING, ppr. Forsaking utterly; abandoning.

Webster Dictionary :: Desertion

DESERTION, n. 1. The act of forsaking or abandoning, as a party, a friend, a cou...

Webster Dictionary :: Desertless

DESERTLESS, a. Without merit or claim to favor or reward.

Webster Dictionary :: Desertlessly

DESERTLESSLY, adv. Undeservedly.

Webster Dictionary :: Desertrice

DESERTRICE, DESERTRIX , n. A female who deserts.

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