disengaged
adjectiveNot actively involved or mentally and emotionally invested.
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verbTo speak about someone or something in a way that belittles it.
Speak belittlingly
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decrepitude
nounA state of serious deterioration or weakness from age, wear, or neglect.
deficit
nounAn amount by which something falls short of what is needed or expected.
dejected
adjectiveSad or discouraged after disappointment.
Sad after disappointment
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desecrate
verbTo treat something sacred or deeply respected with serious disrespect.
despondency
nounA state of deep discouragement or loss of hope.
Deep loss of hope
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despondent
adjectiveVery discouraged and without much hope.
deter
verbTo discourage an action or make it less likely to occur.
detraction
nounA disparaging statement or action that diminishes someone's merit.
detrimental
adjectiveCausing harm or putting something at a disadvantage.
diction
nounThe choice and arrangement of words, or the clarity with which they are pronounced.
Choice of words
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dilapidated
adjectiveIn a state of disrepair after neglect or age.
In serious disrepair
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dismayed
adjectiveUpset or discouraged by an unwelcome development.
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