🇫🇷French to English Lexicon

French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

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Words Starting with "D"

de manière obscure
C2adverb
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Abstrusely

In a manner that is difficult to understand or obscure.

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déclarant
C2noun
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Affiant

A person who swears to the truth of a statement contained in an affidavit.

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déploiement
C2noun
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Arrayal

An act of arraying, or the state of being arrayed; a display or arrangement.

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Dago
C2noun
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Dago

A derogatory term for a person of Spanish or Italian descent.

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débauche
C2noun
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Debauchery

Excessive indulgence in sensual pleasures, especially sexual activity and alcohol.

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Debov
C2noun
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Debov

A specific identifier or proper noun derived from foreign administrative contexts, often appearing in corrupted keyboard inputs.

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Détourner
C2verb
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Defalcate

To embezzle or misappropriate funds entrusted to one's care.

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défloculation
C2noun
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Deflocculation

The process of breaking up floccules or aggregates into discrete, dispersed particles in a suspension or colloid.

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Défloration
C2noun
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Defloration

The act of losing virginity, particularly in reference to a female.

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Défluxion
C2noun
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Defluxion

The act of flowing down or a discharge, especially of bodily fluids.

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dégringolade
C2noun
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Degringolade

A rapid downfall, deterioration, or decline in status, structure, or condition.

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délétère
C2adjective
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Deleterious

Causing harm or damage, often in a subtle or unexpected way.

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