Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Detention

Detentionn.the act of detaining, a restraint

920

Deter

Deterv.to discourage, dishearten, frighten, stop

921

Deterge

Detergev.t.to cleanse, clean, wipe or rub off

922

Detergent

Detergentn.a medicin which cleases

923

Deterion

Deterionn.the act of cleansing or wiping clean

924

Deteriorate

Deterioratev.to make or grow worse

925

Deterioration

Deteriorationn.a making or growing worse

926

Determent

Determentn.the act or cause of discouragement

927

Determin

Determinv.t.to resolve, decide, settle, conclude

928

Determinable

Determinablea.that may be decided or settled

929

Determinate

Determinatev.t.to limit, fix, decide, settle, ob.

930

Determinate (2)

Determinatea.decisive, limited, settled, resolved

931

Determinately

Determinatelyad.decisively, resolutely, really

932

Determination

Determinationn.a decision, resolution, conclusion

933

Determinative

Determinativea.decisive, conclusive, limiting

934

Determinator

Determinatorn.one who determins or decides

935

Determined

Determinedpa.resolved, fixed, decided, settled

936

Deterration

Deterrationn.a discovery by removing earth, ob.

937

Detersive

Detersivea.able to cleanse, able to wipe off

938

Detest

Detestv.t.to hate, dislike greatly, abhor, loathe

939

Detestable

Detestablea.hateful, odious, abominable, vile

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Detestably

Detestablyad.hatefully, abominably, vilely

941

Detestation

Detestationn.hatred, abomination, abhorrence

942

Detester

Detestern.one who detests, one who abhors

943

Dethrone

Dethronev.t.to devest of royalty, to dispose

944

Dethronement

Dethronementn.the act of dethroning or desposing

945

Detonate

Detonatev.i.to explode, to burn with sudden report