daunting
intimidating
dearth
a lack, scarcity
debacle
a disastrous failure
debase
to lower in character, quality, or value
debauch
to corrupt by means of sensual pleasures
debunk
to expose falseness of something
decorous
socially proper, appropriate
deery
to criticize openly
deface
to ruin or injure something's appearance
defamatory
harmful toward another's reputation
defer
to postpone something
postpone
put off until later; delay
deferential
showing respect for another's authority
defile
to make unclean, impurehoặc là hẻm núi
deft
skillful, capable
defunct
no longer used or existing
delegate
to hand over responsibility for something
deleterious
harmful
deiberate
intentional,reflecting careful consideration
delineate
to describe, outline, shed light on
demagogue
a leader who appeals to a people's prejudices
demarcation
the marking of boundaries or categories
deman
to lower the status or stature of something
demure
quiet and modest; reserved
denigrate
to belittle
denounce
to criticize publicly
deplore
to feel or express sorrow, disapproval
depravity
wickedness
deprecate
to belittle, depreciate
derelict
abandoned, run-down
deride
to laugh at mockingly, scorn
derivative
taken directly from a source, unoriginal
descerate
dried up,dehydrated
desolate
Deserted and lonely
despondent
depressed
despot
one who has total power and rules brutally
brutally
with great force
destitute
impoverished, utterly lacking
utterly
completely
devious
not straightforward, deceitful
Dialect
a variation of a language(tiếng địa phương)
diaphanous
light, airy, transparent
didactic
intended to instruct;overly moralistic
diffident
shy, quiet, modest
diffuse
to scatter,thin out,break up
dilatory
tending to delay causing delay
diligent
showing care in doing one's work
diminutive
small
dirge
a mournful song, especially for a funeral
disaffected
rebellious, resentful of authority
rebellious
resisting control or authority
disavow
to deny knowledge of or responsibility for(từ bỏ,từ chối)