Synonyms with D

Here is the list of words that start with D and their synonyms

• Dainty (adj): delicate
• Damage (v): hurt, harm, impair 
• Danger (n): hazard, peril, risk
• Daring (adj): brave
• Dash (v): 1. rash 2. throw, beat
• Up to date (adj): contemporary, modern
• Dawn (n): daybreak, sunrise
• Dazzle (v): blind
• Deadlock (n): stalemate
• Deadly (adj): lethal
• Deafening (adj): ear-splitting, loud
• Debase (v): devalue
• Debate (v): discuss, speak, communicate, consult 

• Decay (v): rot
• Deceit (n): deception
• Deceive (v): cheat, betray, take in, trick, con 

• Decent (adj): honest, fair
• Deceptive (adj): misleading
• Declaration (n): statement, comment, announcement, remark 

• Declare (v): state
• Decline (v): 1. decrease 2. refuse
• Decode (v): decipher
• Decrepit (adj): aged, antiquated
• Decry (v): condemn
• Dedicate (v): devote
• Deduce (v): infer
• Deduct (v): subtract
• Deed (n): act
• Defeat (v): beat
• Defective (adj): faulty, imperfect
• Defend (v): 1. protect 2. support
• Defer (v): delay, put off
• Deficiency (n): shortage, scarcity
• Definite  (adj): 1. certain, bound, sure. guaranteed 2. clear, obvious
• Deft (adj): skillful, quick
• Degenerate (v): deteriorate
• Dejected (adj): despondent
• Delay (v): defer
• Deliberate (adj): intentional, planned
• Delicate (adj): fragile
• Delicious (adj): tasty
• Delight (adj): pleasure, joy
• Demand (v): require, expect, insist, ask
• Demolish (v): destroy, knock down, pull down
• Demonstrate (v): 1. Display 2. Protest
• Demure (adj): modest
• Denote (v): signify
• Dense (adj): thick
• Depend on (v): bank on, trust, rely on
• Deploy (v) 1. Dispose 2. Use
• Depraved (adj): evil, wicked
• Depressed (adj): sad
• Derisory (adj): laughable
• Desert (v): abandon, leave
• Desire (n): wish
• Desolate (adj): 1. abandoned, empty 2. lonely, forlorn
• Despite (prep): in spite of
• Destiny (n): fate, fortune
• Destroy (v): demolish
• Detach (v): remove
• Detail (n): fact, item
• Detailed (adj): comprehensive
• Detain (v): arrest, keep
• Detect (v): discover, notice
• Deter (v): inhibit
• Determine (v): 1. establish 2. decide
• Detest (v): hate, loathe
• Detonate (v): blast, blow up, burst, erupt 

• Detriment (n): damage, harm
• Devastate (v): destroy
• Devastating (adj): disastrous
• Develop (v): make, do, create, produce, generate
• Deviate (v): differ
• Devious (adj): deceitful
• Devise (v): invent
• Devoid (adj): lacking
• Devoted (adj): fond
• Devotee (n): admirer
• Devour (v): gobble
• Dexterous (adj): skillful
• Dialogue (n): conversation, talk, debate, consultation, chat, gossip
• Die (v): pass away
• Different (adj): various
• Difficult (adj): complicated, hard, challenging, demanding
• Diffident (adj): shy
• Dig (v): excavate
• Dilate (v): enlarge, broaden
• Dilemma (n): predicament
• Diminish (v): decrease
• Din (n): racket
• Dingy (adj): dark, durty
• Dire (adj): serious
• Direct (v): 1. control 2. order, instruct, command
• Dirt (n): mud, dust, clay, land, ground
• Dirty (adj): muddy, dusty, soiled,
• Disaster (n): catastrophe
• Discard (v): get rid of, reject
• Discern (v): detect
• Disclaim (v): deny
• Disclose (v): reveal
• Discreet (adj): tactful
• Discriminate (v): differentiate, distinguish
• Discuss (v): debate, speak, communicate, consult
• Disease (n): illness, disorder, infection, ailment
• Disgrace (n): shame
• Disgraceful (adj): unacceptable
• Disguise (v): 1.camouflage 2. hide, conceal
• Disgusting (adj): foul, revolting
• Dismal (adj): miserable
• Displace (v): replace
• Display (v): exhibit
• Distant (adj): far
• Distinct (adj): clear, definite
• Distinction (n): difference, contrast
• Distinguish (v): differentiate
• Distract (v): divert
• Distraught (adj): anxious, upset
• Disturb (v): 1. interrupt 2. worry
• Diverse (adj): different
• Divide (v): split up
• Dizzy (adj): giddy
• Dominant (adj): important, powerful
• Dominion (n): authority
• Done (adj): finished, completed
• Dormant (adj): inactive
• Dot (n): mark, spot
• Doubtful (adj): dubious
• Doze (v): sleep, nap, snooze 

• Drag (v): draw, haul, pull, tow, tag
• Dread (v): fear
• Dreadful (adj): awful, horrible, terrible, vile, horrendous 

• Dreary (adj): dull
• Drench (v): soak, wet
• Dress (n): clothes, clothing, garment, wear, gear 

• Dress (v): put on, wear
• Drop (v): fall
• Dull (adj): 1. boring, tedious, dreary 2.cloudy, overcast
• Dusk (n): twilight
• Duty (n): tax, customs, tariff, rates 

• Dwell (v): live, stay
• Dye (n): colour

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