Every tense, conjugated

deshuevar

to deball, castrate; to cow, daunt

deshumanizar

to dehumanize

deshumidificar

to dehumidify

desidentificar

to disidentify

desideologizar

to de-ideologize

designar

to designate

desilenciar

to unmute (to restore the sound output (on a speaker or other audio device), having previously muted it)

desilusionar

to disillusion; to disappoint

desimpactar

to remove a fecal impaction

desimpresionar

to fail to impress

desimputar

to un-accuse

desincentivar

to disincentivize, to deter

desincorporar

to disincorporate

desincronizar

to unsynchronize

desincrustar

to descale (remove scale from a surface)

desindustrializar

to deindustrialize

desinfectar

to disinfect

desinflamar

to reduce inflammation

desinflar

to deflate

desinformar

to misinform

desinhibir

to liberate, to free from inhibition

desinmovilizar

to unimmobilize

desinscribir

to unsubscribe

desinsectar

to remove or clear insects (from an area)

desinstalar

to uninstall (completely remove hardware or software)

desintegrar

to disintegrate

desinteresarse

to lose interest, to become uninterested

Not available for this verb.

desintoxicar

to detoxify, detoxicate

desinvertir

to divest

desionizar

to deionize

desistir

to desist, to give up; to waive a right

desjarretar

to hock; to hamstring

desjudicializar

to dejudicialize

deslastrar

to deballast

deslavar

to half-wash; give a quick wipedown; to weaken

deslazar

to untie, unrope

deslechar

to make someone cum, to milk; to cum

deslegitimar

to delegitimize, discredit

deslenguar

to remove or cut out the tongue; to speak brashly without education

desleír

to dilute; to dissolve

desliar

to undo; untie; to rack

desligar

to untie, to unravel; to separate; to distinguish

deslindar

to delimit

deslizar

to slide; to slip (to give discreetly)

deslocalizar

to offshore (moving an industrial production from one region to another or from one country to another, usually seeking lower business costs, like labor); to delocalize

deslomar

to ruin one's back; to work one's fingers to the bone, to break one's back

deslucir

to spoil, tarnish, mark, take the shine off

deslumbrar

to dazzle, to blind temporarily; to dazzle, amaze

deslustrar

to dull

desmadejar

to unravel; to cause laziness in a person

desmadrar

to separate a baby animal from its mother; to ruin, to mess up, to spoil

desmagnetizar

to demagnetize

desmalezar

to weed (remove weeds)

desmandar

to countermand, rescind; to overstep

desmantelar

to dismantle

desmaquillar

to remove make-up

desmarcar

to dissociate oneself from; to unmark

desmarimbar

to break, destroy, ruin; to fall from a high place

desmasculinizar

to emasculate

desmaterializar

to dematerialize