How to spell DEACESED correctly?
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- dazed "I don't know why I am here," she said in a dazed, helpless way.
- dearest "Well, dearest, you are always in white.
- debased They know that the eastern Indians have been debased and conquered by the use of them, and consider an offer of a dram from an American trader as an indirect attempt upon their life and honour.
- decease The well-dressed Attitude called Horace Ripple would be revered long after his decease.
- deceased In the first case, there was nothing more to do than to write "deceased" after the name of John Strock, chief inspector of the federal police in Washington.
- decide It did not take Freddie long to decide.
- decided There's only one thing to do," he decided.
- defaced Crabshaw, seeing himself clear of the fray, did not tarry to take leave of his master, but made the most of his way to Greavesbury Hall, where he appeared hardly with any vestige of the human countenance, so much had he been defaced in this adventure.
- deposed A new baby had arrived, and the old baby was learning, not in silence, what kings and ministers undergo when they are deposed.
- descend One day, near the end of September, Camors did not descend from his apartment.
- despised She was too beautiful for him and too good for him; her father hated him and her mother despised him; his salary was too small and his own people were too rich.
- diocese "But a word from the chief layman of a diocese like this, a man who never misses a General Convention, and does everything handsomely, might count,-particularly if they're already thinking of Hodder.
- diseased The diseased were compulsorily detained in hospitals until they were cured, when they also were released to continue the practice of their trade.
- disused One day a fire was seen rising from the chimney of a disused schoolhouse in Brookline, and Tom was caught within roasting a stolen goose, which he had taken from the wagon of a farmer on his way to market.
- dosed
- recessed
- secede
- teased
- Ceased Rewa Gunga clapped his hands and the dance ceased.
- Danced
- Deceived
- Demised
- Devised
- Diced
- Dioceses
- deceases
- defused
- dazes
- deicers
- deloused
- deiced
- dices
- degassed
- deuces
- deafest
- deices
