Abstract Nouns Starting with D and Containing EM

This list gathers 174 English abstract nouns starting with D and containing EM, such as Demand, Democracy, Demonstration, Demon, Disagreement, Demo and Demographic. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our noun grammar guide to explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns.

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daemon
dazzlement
dancemaking
demand
democracy
demonstration
demon
demo
demographic
demographics
dementia
demise
demeanor
demolition
democratization
demonstrative
demarcation
demotion
demography
denouement
demur
demonization
demagoguery
defacement
decrement
demerit
demobilization
disagreement
displacement
dilemma
dissemination
discouragement
disbursement
disengagement
distemper
disassembly
dismemberment
disenfranchisement
disfigurement
disparagement
disempowerment
disablement
disentanglement
disembarkation
disgorgement
dismantlement
disgruntlement
disfranchisement
divorcement
divertissement
disembowelment
Starts with DO
1 words
downtempo
Starts with DW
1 words
dwindlement
Starts with DY
1 words
dysphemism

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