Words that Start with D: 280+ Common Words Starting with D (with Examples)

Words that start with D!!! There are many words that start with D in English. They are “deer”, “deep”, “dart”, “duck”, “dime”, “dark”, “dog”, “dull”, “delicious”, “disk”, etc. Click here to see the full list of common words starting with the letter D with examples and infographics.

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Words that Start with D

List of Words that Start with D

Dysfunctional
Dynamic
Dwindle
Duty
Dust
During
Duress
Dullard
Duck
Dubious
Dual
Drum
Drugstore
Drug
Drown
Drought
Droplet
Drop
Drone
Driveway
Driver
Drivel
Drive
Drink
Drift
Dream
Draw
Dramatically
Dragonfly
Dragon
Drag
Draft
Draconian
Dozen
Downtown
Download
Down
Dowdy
Doubt
Double
Dormant
Doorway
Doorstep
Doorbell
Door
Doodle
Donkey
Donate
Domineer
Dominant
Domestic
Domain
Dolphin
Dollar
Doleful
Dogmatic
Dogged
Dodge
Document
Doctor
Dock
Docile
Divulge
Division
Divide
Divest
Divert
Diversity
Diverse
Dive
Disturb
Delicious
District
Distribution
Distribute
Distraught
Distant
Distance
Dissonance
Dissimulate
Dissent
Disseminate
Disruption
Disrupt
Disquisition
Dispute
Display
Dispatch
Disparate
Disparage
Dismiss
Dismantle
Disk
Disingenuous
Dish
Disgorge
Disenchanted
Disease
Discussion
Discuss
Discursive
Discretion
Discovery
Discover
Discount
Discord
Disconsolate
Disconcert
Disclosure
Disclose
Discharge
Discern
Disaster
Disagree
Disable
Director
Directly
Direction
Direct
Diplomatic
Dinosaur
Dinner
Dime
Diligent
Dilettante
Digital
Digest
Difficulty
Difficult
Different
Difference
Diesel
Dictionary
Dictate
Dichotomy
Diatribe
Diamond
Dialogue
Dial
Diagnose
Diabolical
Dexterity
Devote
Devolve
Devious
Device
Deviant
Development
Developer
Develop
Detriment
Determine
Detection
Detect
Detail
Detach
Desultory
Desuetude
Destruction
Destroy
Destination
Despondent
Despite
Despicable
Desperate
Desktop
Desk
Desire
Designer
Design
Deserve
Desert
Descry
Description
Describe
Derogatory
Deride
Dereliction
Derail
Deputy
Depth
Depreciate
Deprecate
Deport
Deployment
Deploy
Deplete
Depend
Departure
Department
Deny
Denounce
Denizen
Denigrate
Demure
Demur
Demonstrate
Democracy
Demo
Demeanor
Demand
Delusion
Delivery
Deliver
Delineate
Delete
Delay
Degree
Defy
Defunct
Deft
Defrost
Definitive
Definition
Definitely
Define
Deficit
Deferential
Defer
Defense
Defender
Defend
Defeat
Default
Deer
Deeply
Deeper
Deep
Deduct
Decrepit
Decrease
Decorate
Decline
Declare
Deck
Decisive
Decision
Decide
Decent
Decelerate
Decade
Debut
Debt
Debris
Debrief
Debit
Debate
Debase
Debacle
Death
Dearth
Dear
Dealer
Deal
Deaf
Deadly
Deadline
Dead
Day
Dawn
Daunt
Daughter
Date
Database
Data
Dastardly
Dark
Dare
Dapper
Dangle
Dangerous
Danger
Dancer
Dance
Damp
Damage
Dam
Daily
Daft
Daddy
Dad
Dabble

Examples of Words that Start with D

I don’t want to probe too deeply into your personal affairs.
The course helped me to gain a deeper appreciation of what scientific research involves.
The only light over the deep black sea was the blink shone from the beacon.
The sheriff’s office is entitled to deduct his own costs from the net proceeds of the sale.
He was in his forties, wore a decrepit old blazer and flannels, and had rabbity teeth and foolish expression.
The decrease in the number of bicycles and cars might give rise to another new set of problems.
He promised he’d help me decorate, but now he’s trying to wriggle out of it.
The new manager hoped to reverse the decline in the company’s fortunes.
His lawyers are confident that the judges will declare Mr. Stevens innocent.
He was sitting on the deck disentangling a coil of rope.
They offered opposing players bribes to fix a decisive league match against Valenciennes.
The decision to include Morris in the team was completely vindicated when he scored three goals.
We must size up the situation before we decide what to do.
We’ll continue to fight for a decent standard of living for our members.
The relations between accelerate index, decelerate index and elasticity were in the next place.
The show was a wonderful amalgam of dance, music, and drama.
The bunk mattress was hard, the blankets prickly and slightly damp.
I paid £100 for the damage and I hope that’s the last I’ll hear of it.