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desforcemos: only used in nos desforcemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of desforzarse
desforestación: deforestation
desforestado: deforested
desforzad: only used in os ... desforzad, syntactic variant of desforzaos, second-person plural imperative of desforzarse
desforzando: only used in se ... desforzando, syntactic variant of desforzándose, gerund of desforzarse
desforzar: only used in se ... desforzar, syntactic variant of desforzarse
desforzarse: to revenge; to enjoy taking revenge
desforzá: only used in te ... desforzá, syntactic variant of desforzate, second-person singular voseo imperative of desforzarse
desfosforilación: dephosphorylation
desfragmentación: defragmentation
desfragmentador: defragmenter
desfragmentar: to defragment
desfuerce: only used in me desfuerce, first-person singular present subjunctive of desforzarse
desfuercen: only used in se desfuercen, third-person plural present subjunctive of desforzarse
desfuerza: only used in se desfuerza, third-person singular present indicative of desforzarse
desgaire: carelessness, slovenliness; a dismissive gesture
desgajamiento: splitting off, breaking off
desgajar: to tear off
desgana: reluctance, reticence
desganado: gumptionless, sluggish; sad; hungerless
desganar: to go off (stop liking); to lose one's appetite
desgano: apathy, indifference
desgarbado: ungainly, awkward, inelegant, lacking poise
desgarbo: clumsiness; awkwardness; gangliness
desgarrador: heartbreaking, overwhelming, heartrending; harrowing
desgarradoramente: overwhelmingly
desgarradura: tear, rip
desgarramiento: upheaval; ripping, tearing
desgarrante: heartbreaking
desgarrar: to tear, to rip, to rend (to hold or restrain in two places while pulling apart); to break (someone's heart)
desgarre: rip, tear
desgarro: rip; tear (in paper, card, etc.); sprain (of muscle); boasting; bragging
desgarrón: a huge rip
desgasificación: degassing; degasification
desgasificar: to degas
desgastante: tiring, wearing
desgastar: to use up or wear out; to wear down, to erode, to wear away; to wear out, to get worn out
desgaste: wear, wear and tear; attrition, erosion, abrasion, weathering; burnout, exhaustion
desgañita: only used in se desgañita, third-person singular present indicative of desgañitarse
desgañitar: only used in se ... desgañitar, syntactic variant of desgañitarse
desgañitarse: to scream one's lungs out; to scream one's head off; to shout at the top of one's voice
desgañite: only used in me desgañite, first-person singular present subjunctive of desgañitarse
desgañitemos: only used in nos desgañitemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of desgañitarse
desgañiten: only used in se desgañiten, third-person plural present subjunctive of desgañitarse
desglaciación: deglaciation
desglasar: to deglaze
desglobalización: deglobalization
desglobalizar: to deglobalize
desglosar: to break down, itemize (explain)
desglose: breakdown (listing or categorization in great detail)
desgobernar: to misgovern
desgobierno: misgovernment
desgomar: to remove rubber
desgonzar: to unhinge; to faint
desgorrifar: to crumble
desgrabación: transcript; transcription
desgrabar: to transcribe
desgracia: disgrace; misfortune, bad luck; accident, disaster
desgraciadamente: unfortunately; unluckily
desgraciado: wretch; creep, unfortunate person; jerk, idiot, moron