Words Starting with “D”

A state of confusion, untidiness, or lack of organization.

Not in order or proper arrangement; confused, chaotic, or irregular.

Lacking organization, neatness, or proper arrangement; characterized by unruly or riotous behavior.

Lacking order, systematic arrangement, or the ability to plan and execute tasks efficiently.

The condition of having lost one's sense of direction, time, or personal identity, or a state of mental confusion.

In a manner that is not influenced by strong emotion, bias, or personal feelings; objectively and impartially.

Plural form of disperser: a person or thing that distributes or scatters something over a wide area, such as seeds, animals in ecology, or chemical agents.

To take the place of someone or something; to usurp or replace.

The action of barring someone from a competition, activity, or office because of an infringement of rules or a lack of necessary qualifications.

To remove one's clothes or the clothes of another person; to undress.

A person who refuses to agree with the official, prevailing, or established opinion, belief, or policy.

A person who opposes official policy, especially that of an authoritarian state.

The action or process of purifying a liquid by a process of heating and cooling.

The conceptual difference between a proven mathematical proposition used as a stepping stone to a larger theorem (lemma) and a finite, step-by-step sequence of operations designed to perform a specific task or solve a problem (algorithm).

Characteristic of a particular person, thing, or group; serving to distinguish from others.

Plural form of distinctiveness: the qualities or features that make someone or something different, unique, and easily recognizable from others.

Unable to concentrate or focus because one's mind is preoccupied with other thoughts or external stimuli.

Agents, companies, or individuals that supply goods to stores and other businesses that sell to consumers.