Welcome to our comprehensive guide on ‘Synonyms’. Starting with the letter ‘D’, we dive into the fascinating world of English vocabulary. Let’s enhance your language skills together!
The Oxford Dictionary defines synonym as, “a word or expression that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another in the same language”.
Synonym noun
/ˈsɪnənɪm/
We have got some synonyms with the letter D for you guys. Learn and Have fun!
- Dark – shadowy
- Definite – sure
- Deceive – cheat
- Destroy – ruin
- Direct – straight
- Discover – find
- Drowsy – sleepy
- Diligent – hardworking
- Dreadful – terrible
- Display – exhibit
- Doleful – sad, mournful
- Dignity – glory
- Destroy – demolish
- Dubious – ambiguous
- Despise – abhor, dislike
- Discreet – prudent
- Defend – protect
- Describe – explain, narrate
- Damage – destruction, harm
- Diminutive – small, tiny
- Delay – linger, prolong
- Discourage – deject, disappoint
- Dismiss – expel, remove
- Danger – hazard
- Defect – fault
- Deception – cheating
- Decent – comely, delicate
- Demand – ask, inquire
- Dally – linger
- Daring – bold
- Dark – dismal, black
- Daybreak – dawn, sunrise
- Dead – lifeless
- Deceased – dead
- Deduct – subtract
- Defend – protect
- Defy – protect
- Delicate – fragile
- Dainty – destroy
- Denounce – blame
- Dense – thick
- Depart – leave
- Desolate – barren
- Destitute – poor
- Destroy – ruin
- Detach – separate
- Deter -hinder
- Determined – sure
- Distinct – different
- Difficult – hard
- Dilute – weaken
- Diminish – curtail, lessen
- Dirty – soiled
- Docile – tame
- Dormant – inactive
- Doubt – mistrust
- Drab – dull
- Dreadful – terrible
- Dry – arid
- Dumb – stupid
