Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [365]
de·pil·a·to·ry noun, plural -ries : a preparation for removing hair, wool, or bristles
de·plane verb : to get out of an airplane
de·plete verb de·plet·ed; de·plet·ing : to exhaust esp. of strength or resources
— de·ple·tion noun
Synonyms
clean, consume, drain, exhaust, expend, spend, use up; also decrease, diminish, lessen, reduce; eat, use; bankrupt, impoverish; cripple, debilitate, disable, enfeeble, sap, undermine, weaken; dry up, empty; dissipate, squander, waste
Antonyms
renew, replace
de·plor·able adjective 1 : that is to be regretted or lamented : LAMENTABLE
2 : deserving censure or contempt : WRETCHED
— de·plor·ably adverb
Synonyms
distressful, grievous, heartbreaking, lamentable, regrettable, unfortunate, woeful—more at REGRETTABLE
de·plore verb de·plored; de·plor·ing 1 : to feel or express grief for
2 : to regret strongly
3 : to consider unfortunate or deserving of disapproval
Synonyms
[1] bemoan, bewail, grieve, lament, mourn, wail—more at LAMENT
[2] bemoan, lament, regret, repent, rue—more at REGRET
de·ploy verb : to spread out (as troops or ships) in order for battle
— de·ploy·ment noun
de·po·nent noun : one who gives evidence
de·pop·u·late verb : to reduce greatly the population of
— de·pop·u·la·tion noun
de·port verb 1 : to behave or comport (oneself) esp. in accord with a code : CONDUCT
2 : to send out of the country : BANISH
Synonyms
[1] acquit, bear, behave, comport, conduct, demean, quit—more at BEHAVE
[2] banish, displace, exile, expatriate, transport—more at BANISH
de·por·ta·tion noun : an act or instance of deporting
Synonyms
banishment, displacement, exile, expulsion—more at EXILE
de·port·ment noun : the manner in which one conducts oneself : BEHAVIOR
Synonyms
actions, bearing, behavior, comportment, conduct, demeanor—more at BEHAVIOR
de·pose verb de·posed; de·pos·ing 1 : to remove from high office (as of king)
2 : to testify under oath or by affidavit
Synonyms
[1] oust; also discharge, dismiss; overthrow, usurp, subvert, topple; eject, throw out
Antonyms
crown, enthrone, throne
[2] attest, swear, testify, witness—more at TESTIFY
1deposit verb de·pos·it·ed ; de·pos·it·ing 1 : to place for safekeeping or as a pledge; especially : to put money in a bank
2 : to lay down : PLACE
3 : to let fall or sink — de·pos·i·tor noun Synonyms [1] bank, cache, lay away, store; also hoard, reserve, salt away, save, squirrel (away), stash, stow; invest Antonyms withdraw [2] dispose, fix, lay, place, position, put, set, set up, stick—more at PLACE 2deposit noun 1 : the state of being deposited 2 : something placed for safekeeping; especially : money deposited in a bank 3 : money given as a pledge 4 : an act of depositing