Vocabulaires

"The village was terrorized by a gang of dacoits who robbed travelers."

"The museum displayed a rare daguerreotype of Abraham Lincoln."

"The speaker stood on the dais to address the audience."

"Their dalliance during the summer was brief but intense."

"He dallied in the garden instead of starting his work."

"The preacher spoke about salvation and damnation in his sermon."

"The young dandy spent hours grooming himself before the party."

"The basement was dark and dank, filled with a musty smell."

"He looked very dapper in his new suit."

"The forest floor was dappled with sunlight."

"The forest creatures moved darkling through the night."

"Only a dastard would betray his closest friend."

"The children daubed paint all over the walls."

"The dauntless soldier charged forward without hesitation."

"Stop dawdling and finish your homework."

"The farmer hired a day-man to help with the harvest."

"The race ended in a dead-heat between the two runners."

"She delivered the joke in a completely deadpan voice."

"The pirate flag was marked with a grim deaths-head."

"The passengers debarked as soon as the ship docked."

"The novel shows how wealth can debauch a person's character."

"The novel depicts the debauchery of the aristocrats in the city."

"The company raised capital by issuing debentures to investors."

"The long illness debilitated his strength."

"He looked debonair in his tuxedo at the gala."

"The debutante wore a white gown at the ball."

"The geometry teacher drew a perfect decagon on the board."

"The package weighed exactly one decagram."

"The container could hold up to one decaliter of water."

"The priest gave a sermon on the importance of the Decalogue."

"The Decameron is considered a masterpiece of classical Italian literature."

"The field was measured in decameters for accuracy."

"The thief decamped before the police arrived."

"She carefully decanted the wine into a clean glass."

"The ancient executioner decapitated the criminal."

"The lobster is a well-known decapod."

"The poet often wrote in decasyllable form."

"The actor declaimed his lines with great intensity."

"Her declamation captivated the audience at the competition."

"The politician’s declamatory style impressed some but irritated others."

"They carefully climbed down the declivity of the hill."

"She wore a decollete gown to the party."

"The audience gave a decorous applause after the performance."

"She maintained a decourous silence during the ceremony."

"The decrepit old house was on the verge of collapse."

"The once-great empire fell into decrepitude."

"The solution is deducible from the data provided."

"The accountant was accused of defalcating company funds."

"He was always deferential toward his teachers."

"The army sprayed defoliant to clear the forest cover."