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de-sTd'ed, adj., determined clear, un- nus takable resolute -'-adv Decid'edly Deciduous, de-sid'u-us, adj Jailing off: that — lall in autumn, as leaves not permanent n. — Decld'uousne [L deciduns decide, from de, tado, to fall Decimal, desVmal, adj numbered or proceeding by tens.—n. a fraction having ten or some power of ten for its denominator Decimal system the French system of weights or measures, the principle of which is that multiplies and divides by ten —adv. Dec'imally. [Fr.— Low L dec i mails—decern ten Decimate, des'i-mat, v to take the tenth yinrt of to put to death every tenth man — Doci- — mat or. [L. da into decimatus dctimns, tenth Decimation, des-i-ma's hun, n a military punish me at, by which every tenth man wh selected by lot and put to death, or otherwise punished. Decipher, de-sl'fer, vt to uncipher or read secret writing; to make out what umntelhgible or obscure. [L. dr, negative, and Cipher.] Decipherable, de-.xl'fer-a-bl, adj that may be dt ciphered. [determination settlement Decision, de-sizh'un, «. the act of deciding: