Day 4 Vocabulary
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Being in a state of being made weak and infirm.
" The long journey left her feeling completely debilitated and in need of a long rest."
Debug
To identify and remove errors from computer hardware or software.
" The developer spent all night trying to debug the code to fix a major bug."
Deconstruct
To analyze something by breaking it down into its constituent parts.
" We need to deconstruct the feedback from the clients to understand the core issues."
Defamatory
Damaging the good reputation of someone; libelous or slanderous.
" The newspaper was sued for publishing a defamatory article about the celebrity."
Defunct
No longer existing, operating, or functioning.
" The old factory, now defunct, was once the heart of the town’s economy."
Deliverable
A tangible or intangible good or service produced as a result of a project.
" The final deliverable of the project was a fully functioning mobile application."
Demystify
To make a difficult or complex subject clearer and easier to understand.
" The online course aimed to demystify the process of coding for beginners."
Deploy
To bring new software or a new product into use.
" The company was ready to deploy the new update to its mobile application."
Depreciate
To diminish in value over a period of time.
" The company's assets will depreciate over time due to wear and tear."
Didactic
Intended to teach, especially in a moralistic way.
" The didactic tone of the essay made it feel like a sermon rather than a persuasive argument."
Dilapidated
In a state of decay or disrepair, often due to neglect.
" The old factory building was dilapidated and unsafe to enter."
Disburse
To pay out money from a fund.
" The company will disburse the funds to the new project in a series of monthly payments."
Disciplinary
Relating to the enforcement of rules and discipline.
" The employee was subjected to a disciplinary hearing after a serious violation of company policy."
Dismissal
The act of ordering or allowing someone to leave.
" The employee's dismissal was a result of their poor performance and unprofessional conduct."
Dissipated
Indulging in a wasteful and morally unrestrained lifestyle.
" He was once a wealthy man, but a dissipated life of gambling and drinking led to his ruin."