Detest: verb: to dislike or hate with intensity

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Detest: verb: to dislike or hate with intensity

Dishearten: verb: To discourage

Disrupt: verb: to disturb or break up something happening

Dissuade: verb: to discourage, to talk out of doing something

Docile: adjective: obedient

Domestic: adjective: indigenous to a region

Dominate: verb: to influence with control

Downright: adjective: absolute, out and out, direct and blunt

Drone: verb: to speak in a dull flat tone

Dupe: verb: to trick or fool

Dynamic: adjective: characterized by continuous change

Dynasty: noun: a powerful family or group of rulers that maintain its power

Entreat: verb: to beg or implore

Entrepreneur: noun: some who takes the risk of starting their own business

Eradicate: verb: to get rid of, to destroy

Fallible: adjective: capable of making a mistake, imperfect

Fickle: adjective: lacking loyalty, unpredictably changeable

Firebrand: noun: a person who stirs up trouble or incites a revolt

Flagrant: adjective: shockingly noticeable or evident, obvious

Flaw: noun: an imperfection, defect, fault, blemish