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- delicate C1 Delicate describes something that is easily damaged or requires careful handling.
- deliverable B1 A deliverable is a product, result, or service that must be provided to a client or stakeholder.
- delulu B2 Delulu describes a person who holds an unrealistic belief or hope, often in a playful or critical way.
- demagogue C1 A demagogue is a political leader who gains support by stirring up emotions and prejudices rather than using reasoned a…
- democracy B1 Democracy is a system of government in which people choose their leaders through voting.
- demon C1 A demon is an evil supernatural being in myths and religions.
- demure C1 Quiet, modest, and slightly shy in a way that is socially reserved.
- denial C1 Denial is the act of refusing to accept that something is true or real.
- denotation B2 Denotation is the direct, literal meaning of a word or phrase.
- denounce C1 To denounce someone or something is to publicly criticize or condemn it strongly.
- dense C1 Dense describes something that is tightly packed, thick, or hard to see through.
- density C1 Density is the amount of mass in a given volume of a substance or material.
- dependence C1 Dependence is the state of needing someone or something in order to function or succeed.
- depict C1 To depict something is to represent it in words or images so people can clearly see or imagine it.
- deploy C1 To deploy means to position and use people or resources for a particular purpose.
- deployment C1 Deployment is the act of sending people or resources to a place for a specific purpose, often as part of a planned oper…
- deposit C1 A deposit is an amount of money paid in advance as security or as part of a larger payment.
- depression B1 Depression is a medical condition that causes long-lasting sadness and loss of interest in daily life.
- deprive C1 To deprive someone of something is to take it away or prevent them from having it.
- deputy C1 A deputy is a person appointed to act for or assist someone in authority, especially in government or law enforcement.