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disheveled
messy or untidy, usually used in describing physical appearance
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disinclination
reluctance or unwillingness to do something
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disparate
essentially different or dissimilar; not easy or even impossible to compare
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disputation
formal debate or argument, often on an academic level
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disquiet
a feeling of anxiety, worry, or unrest
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dissemble
to create or hide behind a fake appearance, attitude, or personality
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dissent
to disagree, usually with a formal or official statement
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dissolution
the ending of an official organization or body; the breaking up of an established group
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distend
to cause swelling or expansion from the inside
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divergent
dividing off from a common point; moving in different directions form a single starting point
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divest
to deprive, usually the power or rights of another person
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dubious
uncertain; causing doubt; questionable
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dupe
to deceive or trick someone (verb) or a person who has been deceived or tricked; someone easily fooled (noun)
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duplicity
a state of being two-faced or deliberately deceptive
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earthenware
pottery made from a specific, porous clay
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eclectic
drawing from or combining elements from many places or situations; multifaceted
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edacious
voracious; greedy for; devouring
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educe
to bring out or draw out; to coax
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efface
to erase or rub out
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effervesce
to bubble up; emit small bubbles
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effete
worn out; out of date; lacking effectiveness; or overly refined, pretentious; characterized by affections
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efficacy
effectiveness; the ability to create the desired effect
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effulgence
bright and radiant; glowing
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egress
the exit; the path out
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