Here’s a list of words starting with the letter “D” along with their synonyms for each:
Dance – Move, groove
Dark – Gloomy, dim
Day – Sunlight, daylight
Danger – Peril, hazard
Dare – Challenge, provoke
Darling – Sweetheart, beloved
Dash – Sprint, bolt
Data – Information, facts
Dawn – Sunrise, daybreak
Deal – Agreement, transaction
Debate – Discussion, argument
Decay – Decompose, rot
Deceive – Mislead, trick
Decide – Determine, conclude
Defeat – Overcome, conquer
Defend – Protect, guard
Define – Describe, explain
Delay – Postpone, procrastinate
Delicious – Tasty, savory
Demand – Request, require
Demonstrate – Show, display
Deny – Refuse, reject
Depend – Rely, count on
Depict – Portray, illustrate
Desire – Crave, want
Despair – Hopelessness, agony
Destroy – Ruin, demolish
Develop – Evolve, progress
Device – Appliance, gadget
Different – Diverse, distinct
Difficult – Challenging, hard
Diligent – Hardworking, dedicated
Diminish – Reduce, decrease
Direct – Guide, lead
Discover – Uncover, find
Discuss – Talk about, debate
Disguise – Camouflage, mask
Dislike – Detest, despise
Distance – Space, gap
Diverse – Varied, different
Divide – Separate, split
Dog – Canine, pooch
Donate – Contribute, give
Doubt – Uncertainty, skepticism
Drama – Play, theater
Dream – Fantasy, vision
Drink – Beverage, refreshment
Drive – Propel, steer
Drowsy – Sleepy, tired
Drum – Percussion, beat
Dumb – Silent, speechless
Dust – Dirt, debris
Duty – Responsibility, obligation
Dynamic – Energetic, active
Dwell – Reside, live
Dwindle – Diminish, decrease
Dazzle – Shine, sparkle
Decade – Period, era
Dedicate – Devote, commit
Defiance – Resistance, rebellion
Delicate – Fragile, sensitive
Depart – Leave, go
Destiny – Fate, fortune
Devotion – Dedication, loyalty
Differentiate – Distinguish, separate
Diplomacy – Tact, discretion
Discipline – Control, training
Discontent – Dissatisfaction, unrest
Discreet – Cautious, prudent
Dismiss – Reject, ignore
Divert – Redirect, switch
Divine – Heavenly, sacred
Drape – Cover, hang
Dread – Fear, terror
Drizzle – Light rain, sprinkle
Dull – Boring, monotonous
Dusk – Twilight, evening
Dusty – Dirty, grimy
Dainty – Delicate, elegant
Damaged – Broken, impaired
Dauntless – Fearless, brave
Dazzling – Brilliant, radiant
Dearest – Beloved, precious
Decrepit – Dilapidated, worn-out
Decorate – Adorn, embellish
Deft – Skillful, nimble
Delight – Pleasure, joy
Demented – Insane, crazy
Demure – Modest, shy
Denounce – Condemn, criticize
Dependable – Reliable, trustworthy
Derive – Obtain, extract
Desolate – Barren, deserted
Desperate – Hopeless, frantic
Devour – Consume, gobble
Diligence – Hard work, persistence
Dizzy – Vertiginous, lightheaded