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- distinction Word C1 A distinction is a clear difference between two or more things.
- distinctive Word C1 Distinctive means clearly different from others and easy to recognize.
- distort Word C1 To distort means to change something from its true or natural shape, sound, or meaning so it becomes inaccurate or misl…
- distress Word C1 Distress is a state of great anxiety, pain, or suffering.
- disturbing Word C1 Causing worry, shock, or upset because something seems wrong or harmful.
- diversity Word B2 Diversity is the presence of many different kinds of people, ideas, or things within a group or place.
- divert Word C1 To divert means to redirect something or someone away from its original course or purpose.
- divine Word C1 Divine means connected with a god or with religious worship.
- doctrine Word C1 A doctrine is a set of beliefs or principles that a group teaches and follows.
- documentation Word C1 Documentation is written or recorded information that explains how something works or provides evidence about it.
- dogma Word C1 Dogma is a set of beliefs that people accept as unquestionably true, often within a religion or ideology.
- dogmatic Word C1 Dogmatic describes someone who states opinions as absolute truths and refuses to consider other views.
- domain Word C1 A domain is an area of knowledge, activity, or authority, or a specific website address ending such as .com.
- dominance Word C1 Dominance is the state of being more powerful, influential, or important than others.
- donor Word C1 A donor is a person or organization that gives money, goods, or something else to help others.
- dose Word C1 A dose is a measured amount of a medicine or drug taken at one time.
- double-edged sword Idiom C1 A double-edged sword is something that has both benefits and harms at the same time.
- down to the wire Idiom B2 Used to say something is decided or finished only at the last possible moment.
- drain Word C1 A drain is a pipe or channel that carries away unwanted water or liquid.
- draw the line Idiom B2 To draw the line means to set a clear limit on what you will accept or allow.