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Definition 2
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an oral exchange of ideas or conversation; a lengthy discussion, either written or spoken
discourse
100
differentiate, discern; perceptiveness, favoritism, bias, prejudice
discrimination
100
to speak slightingly of or undervalue
disparage
200
hardworking; thorough and persistent
diligent
200
frantic, aguished, hysterical, perturbed, upset
distraught
200
dreadful or disastrous; bleak or cheerless
dire
300
fallen into disrepair or partial ruin, usually through neglect
dilapidated
300
guile, deceit, trickery, chicanery
duplicity
300
inclined to put things off; intended to postpone something
dilatory
400
to defeat or frustrate completely
discomfit
400
latent, passive, inert, quiescent, torpid
dormant
400
easy to manage, teach, train, or discipline
docile
500
different or inequality, as of age, character, or quality
disparity
500
reveal, diclose, impart
divulge
500
violently forceful and swift; extreme
drastic