When the new patient was settled comfortably on the couch, the physiatrist began his therapy session,
"I’m not aware of your problem," the doctor said. "So perhaps, you should start at the very beginning."
"Of course." replied the patient. "In the beginning, I created the Heavens and the Earth…"
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DEFLATE v. (-ting) 1 empty (a tyre, balloon, etc.) Of air, gas, etc.; be so emptied. - (cause to) lose confidence or conceit. - a subject (a currency or economy) to deflation. B pursue this as a policy. [from *de-, *inflate]
DEFLECT v. - bend or turn aside from a course or purpose. - (often foll. By from) (cause to) deviate. deflection n. (also deflexion). Deflector n. [latin flecto bend]
DEFRAUD v. (often foll. By of) cheat by fraud. [latin: related to *fraud]
DEFROCK v. Deprive (esp. A priest) of office. [french: related to *de-, *frock]
DEFROST v. - remove frost or ice from (a refrigerator, windscreen, etc.). - unfreeze (frozen food). - become unfrozen.
DEFUNCT adj. - no longer existing or used. - dead or extinct. defunctness n. [latin fungor perform]
DEGRADE v. (-ding) 1 humiliate, dishonour. - reduce to a lower rank. - chem. Reduce to a simpler molecular structure. degradation n. Degrading adj. [latin: related to *grade]
DEGREES of comparison see *comparison 4.
DEHISCE v. (-cing) (esp. Of a pod, cut, etc.) Gape or burst open. dehiscence n. Dehiscent adj. [latin hio gape]
DELIGHT —v. - (often as delighted adj.) Please greatly (her singing delighted us; delighted to help). - (foll. By in) take great pleasure in (delights in surprising everyone). —n. - great pleasure. - thing that delights. delighted adj. Delightful adj. Delightfully adv. [latin delecto]
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