One Word substitution-Starting with 'D'

Sentence	One Word
D
1.       A member of an armed gang of robbers	Dacoit
2.       (i)Excessively fastidious and easily disgusted; (ii)Something considered choice to eat; (iii)Delicately beautiful	Dainty (or Squeamish or Prissy-----(i); Delicacy or Goody----(ii); Exquisite---(iii))
3.       (i)A man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance; (ii)Something adjudged as very good	Dandy (or Gallant or Sheik or Beau or Beaux---(i); Nifty or Peachy----(ii))
4.       Invulnerable to fear or intimidation	Dauntless (or Intrepid)
5.       (i)To cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light; (ii)Amaze or bewilder, as with brilliant wit or intellect or skill	Dazzle (or Bedazzle)
6.       A language that is no longer spoken	Dead-language
7.       A mail that can neither be delivered or returned	Dead-letter
8.       A sudden, violent collapse or embarrassing failure	Debacle (or Fiasco)
9.       The state of being weak in health or body (especially from old age)	Debility (or Valetudinarianism)
10.   To report of a mission or task	Debrief
11.   A person who owes a creditor	Debtor or Debitor
12.   The event of dying or departure from life	Decease (or Croak or Expire or Perish)
13.   A misleading falsehood	Deceit (or Deception or Cozenage)
14.   The spread of power away from the center to local branches or governments	Decentralisation
15.   To discover the meaning of anything obscure or difficult to trace or understand	Decipher (or Decrypt)
16.   Firmly fixed or held (ideas or principles)	Deep-seated (or Ingrained)
17.   Courteous regard for people's feelings; A disposition or tendency to yield to the will of others	Deference(or Complaisance or Compliance)
18.   Having ceased to exist or live or no longer in use	Defunct
19.   A person appointed or elected to represent others; To transfer power to someone; To allocate a task to a person	Delegate
20.   A group of representatives or delegates of a deputation	Delegation
21.   Something considered choice to eat; The quality of being beautiful and delicate in appearance	Delicacy
22.   Set, mark or draw the boundaries of something	Delimitate (or Demarcate)
23.   To represent accurately and precisely; To describe in vivid detail	Delineate
24.   (i) Failing in what duty requires (ii) Past due not paid at the scheduled time	Delinquent(or Remiss or Derelict-----(i); Overdue-----(ii))
25.   State of violent mental agitation	Delirium(or Frenzy or Hysteria)
26.   To reduce in worth or character, usually verbally	Demean
27.   The way a person behaves toward other people	Demeanour(or Deportment or Conduct)
28.   Government by the representatives of the people	Democracy
29.   The branch of sociology that studies the characteristics of human populations	Demography
30.   An abusive attack on a person's character or good name	Denigration(or Aspersion or Defamation or Deprecation or Calumny or Slander)
31.   A person or an animal or a plant that lives, grows or is often found in a particular place	Denizen
32.   Assign a name or title to	Denominate
33.   A group of religious congregations having its own organization and a distinctive faith; A class of one kind of unit in a system of numbers, measures, weights or money	Denomination
34.   (i)Give away information about somebody; (ii)Accuse or condemn openly or formally	Denounce (or Snitch or Stag-----(i); Stigmatize----(ii))
35.   To express earnest disapproval of	Deplore (or Denigrate or Deprecate)
36.   Of very poor quality or condition	Deplorable (or Execrable or Lamentable)
37.   Place troops or weapons in battle formation; To distribute systematically or strategically	Deploy
38.   A person who gives written testimony for use in a court of law	Deponent
39.   To remove from office or throne	Depose
40.   A pretrial interrogation of a witness	Deposition
41.   A prayer to avert or remove some evil or disaster	Deprecation
42.   (i)A person without a home, job, or property; (ii)A ship abandoned on the high seas; (iii)Something worn and broken down by hard use	Derelict (or Decrepit or Flea-bitten or Ramshackle-----(iii))
43.   Treat or speak of with contempt	Deride (or Bemock)
44.   The medical study of the skin and its diseases	Dermatology
45.   Something expressive of low opinion (like a remark)	Derogatory (or Disparaging)
46.   To disregard the sacred character of a place or language or person	Desecrate (or Profane or Blasphemy)
47.   Regardless of, in defiance of	Despite
48.   (i)Poor enough to need help from others; (ii)Completely wanting or lacking (like experience)	Destitute (or Impoverished or Indigent or Pauper or Necessitous-----(i); Devoid----(ii))
49.   Marked by lack of definite plan, regularity or purpose, jumping from one thing to another	Desultory(or Ambivalent)
50.   To feel antipathy or aversion towards	Detest
51.   A damage or loss	Detriment
52.   Deeply religious; Sincerely intended and with strong feeling (for someone or something)	Devout
53.   Extremely evil or cruel	Diabolic
54.   The usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people or region	Dialect (or Idiom)
55.   Thunderous verbal attack	Diatribe (or Fulmination)
56.   A classification into two opposed parts or subclasses	Dichotomy (or Duality)
57.   A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator, and not restricted by a constitution, laws or opposition etc.	Dictatorship
58.   A reference book containing an alphabetical list of words with information about them	Dictionary (or Lexicon)
59.   Something that is excessively instructive	Didactic
60.   Lack of self-confidence	Diffidence
61.   Individuals who are well versed in computer use and technology	Digerati
62.   Bring into a condition of decay or partial ruin by neglect or misuse	Dilapidate (or Crumble)
63.   Characterized by care and perseverance in carrying out tasks	Diligent
64.   An amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge	Dilettante (or Sciolist)
65.   The act of decreasing or reducing something	Diminution (or Decline)
66.   A small inflatable rubber boat or life raft	Dinghy
67.   An official engaged in international negotiations	Diplomat
68.   An alphabetical list of names and addresses	Directory
69.   A song sung at a burial	Dirge(or Coronach or Requiem or Threnode or Threnody)
70.   To perceive by the sight or some other sense or by the intellect	Discern
71.   The mental ability to understand and discriminate between relations; The trait of judging wisely and objectively	Discernment (or Sagacity)
72.   Marked by prudence or modesty and wise self-restraint; Heedful of potential consequences	Discreet (or Circumspect or Discerning)
73.   The power of making free choices unconstrained by external agencies; The trait of judging wisely and objectively	Discretion
74.   Lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike	Disdain (or Despite or Despise)
75.   Deprive of voting rights	Disenfranchise or Disfranchise
76.   Express a negative opinion of	Disparage
77.   Cause to separate and go in different directions	Disperse
78.   The opening of a subject to widespread discussion and debate	Dissemination (or Airing)
79.   Talk at length and formally about a topic	Dissertate (or Discourse)
80.   A treatise advancing a new point of view resulting from research (usually a requirement for an advanced academic degree)	Dissertation (or Thesis)
81.   Hide feelings from other people	Dissimulate
82.   The act of deceiving	Dissimulation
83.   To repeat an action or statement	Ditto
84.   Lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking	Divagate (or Digress or Wander or Astray)
85.   The trait of being agreeably submissive and manageable, and easily persuaded	Docility (or Meekness or Tractability)
86.   A stubborn person of arbitrary or arrogant opinions, without regard for practicality or suitability	Doctrinaire (or Dogmatist)
87.   To be stubbornly unyielding	Dogged (or Dour or Tenacious)
88.   A religious doctrine or code of beliefs that is proclaimed as authoritative or as true without proof	Dogma(or Tenet)
89.   A share of money, food or clothing that has been charitably given	Dole
90.   A person living permanently in a certain place	Domicile
91.   Harshly uninviting or formidable in manner or appearance	Dour (or Morose or Sullen)
92.   A widow holding property received from her deceased husband	Dowager
93.   Lacking in smartness or taste; Primly out of date	Dowdy (or Frumpy)
94.   An artist skilled at drawing; A skilled worker who draws plans of buildings or machines	Draftsman
95.   A dealer in fabrics and sewing materials or clothing	Draper
96.   A passion for wandering, traveling, running	Dromomania
97.   Someone who drives a herd	Drover (or Herdsman or Herder)
98.   Hard monotonous routine work	Drudgery (or Donkeywork or Plodding)
99.   (i)Capable of being shaped, bent or drawn out (ii) Easily influenced or Able to adjust readily to different conditions	Ductile (or Malleable or Pliable or Pliant or Tractile(only (i))