1. Discretion: The freedom to make decisions.
One should use his/her discretion in deciding on what is good or bad.
S: Prudence
A: Rashness
2. Discursive: Wandering from one topic to another.
The student lost marks in the group discussion because of the discursive nature of his talk.
3. Disingenuous: Not sincere
Your claptrap proved that you are disingenuous.
S: Dishonest
A: Candid, Frank, Honest
4. Disparage: To criticize someone
There were disparaging comments from the opposition bench against the administration.
A: Praise, Eulogize
5. Disparate: Distinct or different
We are adjured to conflate the disparate material of Operating System subject.
6. Disport: To enjoy yourself, especially by doing physical activity.
It’s good to disport when you are alone at home rather than to be lonely.
7. Disquisition: A long and detailed explanation of a particular subject.
Brief answers are better than disquisition.
8. Disseminate: To scatter, to spread ideas
Buddha went from place to place disseminating knowledge.
9. Dissent: To disagree
Anyone wishing to dissent from the motion should raise their hand.
A: Accede
10. Dissipate: To gradually disappear or waste
Her anger dissipated as the situation became clear.
A: Save, Accumulate
11. Dissimulate: To hide one’s feelings
It’s good to dissimulate in front of wrong persons who never understand you at all.
12. Distraught: Distracted, Upset
The lady was distraught on hearing about her husband’s accident.
13. Divulge: To reveal
Journalists do not divulge their resources.
14. Doleful: Sad, Mournful
He was in a doleful mood after the sudden death of his father.
15. Dowdy: Not neat or smart in dress
He was feeling shy after wearing dowdy trousers.
A: Tidy, Fashionable
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