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81. determined (jidil)
:: Now Union armies are massing in Eastern Tennessee in a determined effort to cut the South in two
82. develop (pêşvebirin)
:: As these countries develop an influx of global food retailers is likely to relegate peanuts to the role of a cash crop to produce ground nut oil
83. device (sazî)
:: Yet isnt prosopopeia a rhetorical device that is found as a matter of course in all poetry
84. devote (şabaşkirin)
:: The best chef in the country told me I had a talent and that I could work in his restaurant any time said Claire who had been unsure about devoting her life to cooking until Ramsay sang her praises
85. devoted (terxan kirin)
:: Through 21 years she was a loving wife and devoted partner
86. diagram (dîyagram)
:: Venn extended Booles mathematical logic and is best known to mathematicians and logicians for his diagrammatic way of representing sets and their unions and intersections
87. diamond (cewher)
:: Its body rocked slightly with the force of the faerys movement its black marbled eyes boring into Peter with all the intensity of a diamond tipped drill
88. diary (rojpirtûk)
:: His diary records the belief that the British would easily defeat the Japanese
89. dictionary (ferheng)
:: I keep turning to the dictionary and the thesaurus not for a reference simply to read words at random
90. die (mirin)
:: In the sealing module seal grids can be snapped in and out of the sealinggrid die to change the shape of the package seal
91. diet (parêz)
:: If she stayed she would be assigned a steady diet of deportation orders from the criminal division to defend
92. difference (ferq)
:: you wouldnt notice the difference
93. different (wekîdin)
:: This is very different from the way in which domestic machines were received in the past
94. difficult (asteng)
:: He has succeeded in showing us that he is a difficult man but that needed no great mastery
95. difficulty (astengî)
:: I regarded him as an honest and sensible witness and have no difficulty in believing what he told me
96. dig (kort)
:: He didnt seem to mind making cracks likely to earn him a dig in the ribs from his fiance Chanelle whom he subsequently married
97. dinner (firavîn)
:: The new branch will be holding a range of social events including a special dinner
98. direct (seranser)
:: They need light but avoid direct sunlight as they may get scorched
99. direction (ber)
:: Some trends may be apparent but other changes may occur which may contradict the general direction of the trend
100. directly (rasterast)
:: The apartment came with a 16 ft thoroughly private garden looking directly over the ocean
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