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to split and crumble (of stratified rock); to disintegrate
délitescence
noun, feminine
delitescence
délitescent
adjective
delitescent
délivrable
adjective
deliverable
délivrance
noun, feminine
deliverance, relief, liberation; afterbirth
to set free; to deliver (a message); to deliver a child
délié
noun, masculine
the thin upstroke of a handwritten letter
délié
adjective
slender, fine; nimble (fingers), astute (mind)
relocatable; delocalizable
délocalisation
noun, feminine
relocation; outsourcing, offshoring; delocalization
to offshore (moving an industrial production from one region to another or from one country to another, usually seeking lower business costs, like labor); to delocalize
délocalisé
adjective
outsourced, offshore; relocated; delocalized
délocutif
adjective
delocutive
délogeable
adjective
dislodgeable, moveable
délogement
noun, masculine
dislodgement
to move out (of e.g. a house); to kick out, expel (from e.g. a house); to dislodge
déloyal
adjective
disloyal; unfair
disloyally, traitorously
déloyauté
noun, feminine
disloyalty
déluge
noun, masculine
the Deluge, the Flood; deluge (large amount of precipitation); deluge (an overwhelming amount of something)
déluré
adjective
sharp, smart, resourceful; forward
to take off the lustre, the gloss of
to unlute
délégalisation
noun, feminine
delegalization
délégataire
noun, masculine/feminine
delegatee
délégateur
noun, masculine
delegator
délégation
noun, feminine
delegation; devolvement
to delegislate (repeal legislation)
délégitimation
noun, feminine
delegitimization
to delegitimize
to delegate (to commit a task to someone), depute; to devolve; to appoint, commission
délégué
noun, masculine
delegate
délégué de classe
noun, masculine
class president, class representative, class delegate, class monitor (student representative)
staff representative, workers' representative
délégué syndical
noun, masculine
shop steward, workers' representative (local member of a trade union elected to represent his fellow workers in discussions with the management at a workplace)
délétion
noun, feminine
deletion
délétère
adjective
hazardous to health and life; pernicious, nocive, toxic; harmful to situations or relations; injurious, damaging
deleteriously
démagnétisation
noun, feminine
demagnetization
to demagnetize
démagogie
noun, feminine
demagogy; demagogism
démagogique
adjective
demagogic, demagogical
demagogically
démagogue
noun, masculine/feminine
demagogue
démagogue
adjective
demagogic
to unravel
to unswathe; unswaddle
to take off the handle; to lose its handle; to go wrong; to get out of the channel; to shift
démangeaison
noun, feminine
itch (on one's skin)
to itch, to cause to feel itchy; to cause to have the desire to, to cause to itch for action
to dismantle
to smash to smithereens
démantèlement
noun, masculine
disassembly, dismantling
démaquillage
noun, masculine
the act of removing makeup
démaquillant
noun, masculine
makeup remover
démaquillant
adjective
cleansing
to remove makeup
démarcation
noun, feminine
demarcation; dividing line
démarchage
noun, masculine
door-to-door selling; canvassing
démarche
noun, feminine
gait, walk; step, procedure, move, intervention; reasoning