Abstract Nouns Starting with D and Containing OS

Browse 63 valid English abstract nouns starting with D and containing OS, from Deposit, Diagnosis, Disclosure, Disposal, Disposition, Diagnostic and Dosage to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our noun grammar guide to explore examples of abstract vs. concrete nouns.

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Starts with DA
2 words
dactyloscopy
dactylosymphysis
deposit
deposition
defrost
decomposition
deposal
demoscene
decomposability
dermatoscopy
dermatomyositis
dermatophytosis
deossification
deposito
dephosphorization
depositation
desmosis
deposure
dermatosclerosis
deuterosy
dermatoneurosis
deuteroscopy
dermatosiophobia
dermatonosus
depositure
dextrosuria
diagnosis
disclosure
disposal
disposition
diagnostic
diagnostics
disposability
dispossession
diverticulosis
discomposure
diglossia
diagnosability
diplospeak
disposableness
diagnostication
displosion
disposure
diorthosis
diaphanoscopy
diabrosis
diamorphosis
diacoelosis
dosage
doss
dosha
dosimetry
dosology
doseh
Starts with DR
1 words
drossiness
dubiosity
dulosis
dumosity

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