| DESECRATED | • desecrated v. Simple past tense and past participle of desecrate. • DESECRATE v. to make no longer consecrated. |
| DESECRATER | • desecrater n. Alternative spelling of desecrator. • DESECRATER n. one who desecrates, also DESECRATOR. |
| DESECRATES | • desecrates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of desecrate. • DESECRATE v. to make no longer consecrated. |
| DESECRATOR | • desecrator n. A person who profanes or violates the sacredness or sanctity of something. • DESECRATOR n. one who desecrates, also DESECRATER. |
| DESELECTED | • deselected v. Simple past tense and past participle of deselect. • DESELECT v. to dismiss from a training program. |
| DESERTIONS | • desertions n. Plural of desertion. • DESERTION n. the act of deserting. |
| DESERTLESS | • desertless adj. (Obsolete) Undeserving. • DESERTLESS adj. without merit. |
| DESERTLIKE | • desertlike adj. Resembling a desert. |
| DESERVEDLY | • deservedly adv. (Degree, manner) In a way or to a degree that is deserved or merited. • DESERVED adv. DESERVE, to be worthy of. |
| DESERVINGS | • deservings n. Plural of deserving. • DESERVING n. the act of deserving. |
| DIAPEDESES | • diapedeses n. Plural of diapedesis. • DIAPEDESIS n. the migration of white blood corpuscles through the walls of the blood vessels without apparent rupture. |
| MISDESERTS | • misdeserts n. Plural of misdesert. • MISDESERT n. (Spenser) lack of deservingness. |
| SEMIDESERT | • semidesert n. A semiarid region, approaching desert. • semi-desert n. Alternative form of semidesert. • SEMIDESERT n. a half desert. |
| SYNEIDESES | • SYNEIDESIS n. (obsolete) conscience as passing judgement on past acts. |
| UNDESERVED | • undeserved adj. Not deserved, earned or merited; unjustifiable or unfair. • UNDESERVE v. to fail to deserve. |
| UNDESERVER | • undeserver n. (Obsolete) One of no merit; one who is not worthy. • UNDESERVER n. (Shakespeare) one who is not deserving. |
| UNDESERVES | • undeserves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of undeserve. • UNDESERVE v. to fail to deserve. |