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décent
adjective
decent (sufficiently clothed); decent (fair, good enough)
décentralisateur
adjective
decentralizing
décentralisation
noun, feminine
decentralisation
décentraliser
verb
to decentralise, to decentralize
décentrement
noun, masculine
decentering
décentrer
verb
to move off-centre
déceptif
adjective
deceptive
déception
noun, feminine
disappointment
déceptivement
adverb
deceptively
décerner
verb
to award
décervelage
noun, masculine
debraining (action of removing the brain); brainwashing
décerveler
verb
to debrain (to remove the brain); to brainwash
décevant
adjective
disappointing
décevoir
verb
to disappoint; to deceive; to trick
déchainement
noun, masculine
post-1990 spelling of déchaînement
déchainer
verb
post-1990 spelling of déchaîner
déchant
noun, masculine
descant
déchanter
verb
to change one's tone; (by extension) to become disillusioned; to descant
déchanteur
noun, masculine
descanter
déchaperonner
verb
to unhood
décharge
noun, feminine
discharge; release; unloading (action of unloading something); landfill; à sa décharge: in (someone's) defence, to be fair, in fairness (to)
déchargeable
adjective
downloadable
déchargement
noun, masculine
unloading
décharger
verb
to unload; offload; to discharge; to let off (remove the guilt from someone); to remove a charge from; to offload (ejaculate)
déchargé
adjective
unloaded; discharged
décharner
verb
to remove the flesh from bones or skin; to deflesh; to emaciate
décharné
adjective
emaciated; scrawny, gaunt
déchaussage
noun, masculine
The removal of shoes.
déchausser
verb
to remove someone's shoes; to take one's shoes off
déchaux
adjective
discalced, discalceate
déchaînement
noun, masculine
outburst
déchaîner
verb
to unleash; to arouse, rouse; to cause, bring out; to go wild, to let rip, rage
déchet
noun, masculine
refuse, rubbish, trash, waste; a mess, a basket case (especially after having drunk alcohol)
déchet radioactif
noun, masculine
radioactive waste
décheveler
verb
to dishevel; to dishevel one another's hair
décheviller
verb
to unpeg, to unpin
déchiffrable
adjective
decipherable
déchiffrage
noun, masculine
action of deciphering
déchiffrement
noun, masculine
action of deciphering
déchiffrer
verb
to decipher (all meanings); to sightread (or sight read)
déchiquetage
noun, masculine
shredding
déchiqueter
verb
to rip up (into small pieces); to cut up (into small pieces)
déchiqueteur
noun, masculine
shredder
déchiqueteuse
noun, feminine
shredder
déchiqueture
noun, feminine
slashing, cutting, pinking
déchirant
adjective
heartbreaking, heartrending, heart-splitting, heartwrenching; agonizing
déchirement
noun, masculine
act of tearing something to pieces
déchirer
verb
to tear; to rip up; to tear up emotionally; to kick arse, to kick ass, to kick butt, to rock, to rule
déchireur
noun, masculine
shredder
déchirure
noun, feminine
tear, rip
déchlorer
verb
to dechlorinate
déchoir
verb
to wane (diminish); to strip
déchoquage
noun, masculine
Emergency antishock treatment
déchouer
verb
"to get off, to set afloat (a ship that is aground)"
déchristianisateur
noun, masculine
dechristianizer
déchristianisation
noun, feminine
dechristianization
déchristianiser
verb
to dechristianize
déchronologie
noun, feminine
dechronology
déchu
adjective
deposed, dethroned
déchèterie
noun, feminine
dump, tip, household waste recycling centre, civic amenity site
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