224. DETECT (Verb) to discover or notice the existence or present of.

Example: They have to detect the cause of his illness.

225. DIGNITY (Noun) grave or stately bearing.
Example: Our heroes died with dignity.
226. DIRECTION (Noun) the way that someone or something is moving or pointing.
Example: We need to clear directions to anyone who is lost.
227. DISAGREE (Verb) to think differently from someone else.
Example: The committee disagrees from the speaker.
228. DISAPPEAR (Verb) to go out of sight.
Example: The thief disappeared quickly in the dark.
229. DISHONEST (Verb) untrustworthy
Example: Our government doesnt need dishonest employees.
230. DISMISS (Verb) to allow people to leave.
Example: He was dismiss from the organization
231. DISOWN (Verb) to act as though you do not know someone.
Example: The man was disowned by his father.
232. DISPERCE (Verb) to cause, to scatter and go off in various directions.
Example: The information about various diseases should be disperce to anybody.
233. DISPOSITION (Noun) the act of disposing.
Example: Having a good disposition in work will bring success.
234. DISTRACT (Verb) to put someone off what they are doing.
Example: We are old not to distract classes with noise.
235. HOARD (Verb) to collect and store things.
Example: The calamity caused the people to hoard groceries.
236. HOLD (Verb) to carry support, or keep something.
Example: She tried to hold figurine from falling.
237. HORRIBLE (Adjective) exciting abhorrence, terrible.
Example: He was caught on a horrible situation.
238. HORROR (Noun) the painful emotion of extreme fear or abhorrence
Example. We watched a horror film last night.
239. HOSPITALITY (Noun) the spirit,practice or act of being hospitable.
Example: Filipinos are known worldwide because of their hospitality.
240. HOSTAGE (Noun) a person held as a pledge.
Example: The kidnappers took the child as their hostage.
241. HOSTILITY (Noun) the state of being hestile.
Example: The villager is in chaos because of hostility.
242. HUDDLE (Verb) to crowd together in a tight group.
Example: The group huddle together to discuss strategies.
243. HUGE (Adjective) enormous or gigantic.
Example: He tried to move a huge load off the platform.
244. HUNGER (Noun) craving for food.
Example: She hungers for his love and attention.
245. HYPNOTIZE (Verb) to produce hypnotize in.
Example: He was hypnotized by her charm.
246. IDEAL (Adjective) pertaining to or existing in ideas.
Example: The ideal plan was put to action.
247. IDENTICAL (Adjective) exactly alike.
Example: Their plans are identical in nature.
248. IDENTITY (Verb) to recognize something or someday.
Example: She was able to identify the culprit through his clothes.
249. HAPPY (Adjective) joyful, contented, cheer, glad.
Example: Im happy with my family.
250. PLEASE ( Adjective ) to request,
Example: Will you please keep quite.