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- devise Word C1 To devise something is to plan or invent it, especially through careful thought.
- diagnose Word C1 To diagnose means to identify a disease or problem by examining its signs and causes.
- diagnosis Word C1 A diagnosis is a doctor’s identification of an illness or condition based on symptoms and tests.
- dictate Word C1 To dictate is to say words aloud so that someone else can write them down or record them.
- dictator Word C1 A dictator is a ruler who holds absolute power and governs without democratic control.
- didactic Word C1 Didactic describes something intended to teach, often in a way that feels too moralizing or instructive.
- differentiate Word C1 To differentiate means to recognize or show how something is different from something else.
- dignity Word C1 Dignity is the calm, respectful way a person behaves and the worth they deserve as a human being.
- dilemma Word C1 A dilemma is a difficult situation in which you must choose between two or more options, often with unpleasant conseque…
- diligent Word C1 Diligent describes someone who works carefully and consistently, showing steady effort and attention to detail.
- dimension Word C1 A dimension is a measurable aspect of something, such as its length, width, height, or overall size.
- diminish Word C1 To diminish means to make something smaller, weaker, or less important, or to become smaller, weaker, or less important.
- dip Word C1 A dip is a brief downward movement or a small drop in level, amount, or quality.
- diplomat Word C1 A diplomat is an official who represents a country and negotiates with other countries.
- diplomatic Word C1 Diplomatic describes someone who handles sensitive situations tactfully and avoids causing offence.
- directory Word C1 A directory is a list or organized collection of names, information, or files that helps you find what you need.
- disastrous Word C1 Causing great harm, damage, or failure.
- discard Word C1 To discard something is to get rid of it because you no longer want or need it.
- discharge Word C1 Discharge is the act of releasing someone or something, or the act of firing a weapon or sending out a substance like l…
- disclose Word C1 To disclose something is to reveal information that was previously hidden or unknown.