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Adjectives that begin with the letter D:
- daffy
- daily
- dainty
- damaged
- damaging
- damned
- damp
- dandy
- dangerous
- dangling
- dank
- dapper
- dappled
- daredevil
- daring
- dark
- darkest
- darling
- darned
- dashing
- dastardly
- dated
- daunting
- daytime
- dazzling
- dead
- deadliest
- deadly
- deadpan
- deaf
- deafening
- dear
- dearest
- dearness
- debatable
- debilitating
- debonair
- decadent
- decaffeinated
- decayed
- deceased
- deceitful
- decent
- deceptive
- deciduous
- decisive
- declarative
- decorative
- decorous
- dedicated
- deductible
- deductive
- deep
- deeper
- deepest
- deeply
- defeated
- defective
- defenseless
- defensible
- defensive
- defiant
- deficient
- definite
- definitive
- deflated
- deformed
- deft
- defunct
- degrading
- dejected
- delayed
- delectable
- deliberate
- delicate
- delicious
- delighted
- delightful
- delinquent
- delirious
- deluded
- delusional
- delusive
- deluxe
- demanding
- demeaning
- democratic
- demographic
- demon
- demonic
- demonstrative
- demure
- denim
- dense
- dented
- departmental
- dependable
- depended
- dependent
- deplorable
- depraved
- depressed
- depressing
- deprived
- deputy
- derailed
- deranged
- derelict
- derogatory
- descriptive
- desent
- deserted
- deserving
- designed
- desirable
- desired
- desirous
- desolate
- desperate
- despicable
- despondent
- desprate
- destitute
- destroyed
- destructive
- detachable
- detailed
- detectable
- determinable
- determined
- detrimental
- devastating
- deveous
- deviant
- devilish
- devious
- devoted
- devout
- dewy
- dexterous
- diabetic
- diagnostic
- diagonal
- diamond
- diaphanous
- dictatorial
- didactic
- diehard
- dietary
- diffcult
- different
- differential
- difficult
- digestible
- digestive
- digital
- dignified
- dilapidated
- dilatory
- diligent
- dim
- dimensional
- diminutive
- dimpled
- dimwitted
- dingy
- dinky
- diocesan
- dippy
- dire
- direct
- directional
- direful
- dirty
- disabled
- disadvantaged
- disaffiliated
- disagreeable
- disappointed
- disastrous
- discernible
- disciplinary
- discontinuous
- discordant
- discouraged
- discouraging
- discourteous
- discreet
- discrete
- discretionary
- discriminating
- discriminatory
- discursive
- disdainful
- diseased
- disfigured
- disgraceful
- disguised
- disgusted
- disgusting
- disheartening
- disheveled
- dishonest
- dishonorable
- dishpan
- disillusioned
- disingenuous
- disinterested
- disloyal
- dismal
- dismaying
- disobedient
- disorderly
- disorganized
- disorientated
- disparaging
- dispensable
- disputable
- disrespectful
- disruptive
- dissembled
- dissident
- dissimilar
- dissimulated
- distant
- distasteful
- distinct
- distinctive
- distinguishable
- distinguished
- distortable
- distorted
- distracted
- distracting
- distraught
- distressed
- distressing
- distributive
- distrustful
- disturbed
- disturbing
- ditsy
- divergent
- diverse
- diversionary
- divided
- divine
- divisible
- divisional
- divisive
- dizzy
- doable
- docile
- documentary
- dodgy
- dogged
- dogmatic
- doleful
- dolorous
- domestic
- dominant
- dominating
- domineering
- donated
- done
- doomed
- dopey
- Doric
- dorky
- dormant
- doting
- dotty
- double
- doubtful
- dour
- dowdy
- down
- downcast
- downhill
- downright
- downstream
- downtrodden
- downward
- downwind
- downy
- drab
- draconian
- drafty
- drain
- drained
- dramatic
- drastic
- dreadful
- dreamless
- dreamy
- dreary
- dressy
- drifting
- drilled
- drippy
- driven
- drizzly
- droll
- droopy
- drowsy
- drugged
- drunk
- dry
- dual
- dubious
- ducky
- due
- dug
- dull
- dull-witted
- duller
- dullest
- duly
- dumb
- dumby
- dumpy
- duplex
- duplicate
- durable
- dusty
- dutiful
- dying
- dynamic
- dynamite
- dysfunctional
- dyslexic
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∙ 7y ago
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∙ 9y agoHermoso (masculine) or hermosa (feminine) is an adjective beginning with H in the Spanish language. It translates to "beautiful".
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∙ 10y agoDangerous, dark, deaf and deceased are adjectives. Deep, defective, dirty and dusty are adjectives.
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∙ 7y agoDulce is Spanish for sweet. Divertido is Spanish for entertaining. Delicioso is Spanish for delicious. Delgado is Spanish for thin.
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∙ 11y agodesdichado/a - unfortunate (male/female)
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∙ 11y agodangerous - ready to do harm or injury
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