Adjectives Starting with D and Containing V

Explore 292 verified English adjectives starting with D and containing V, including Developed, Driven, Driving, Developing, Diverse, Divided and Detective. Browse these describing words and descriptive modifiers below, or check adjective order and comparative rules in our adjective grammar guide.

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daredevil
dative
datival
developed
developing
detective
defensive
devoted
destructive
developmental
devastating
decisive
descriptive
devastated
deprived
definitive
decorative
derivative
deceptive
defective
devout
devoid
deserving
deviate
depressive
devious
demonstrative
diverse
divided
divine
divorced
distinctive
disruptive
diving
disadvantaged
directive
divisive
digestive
dismissive
divergent
diminutive
disapproving
divisional
disheveled
divers
discoverable
divisible
diverting
diversionary
discursive
distributive
dovish
downriver
dorsoventral
dovelike
downcurved
donative
dormitive
dominative
dorsiventral
documentative
domesticative
driven
driving
drive-through
driverless
drivable
drivetime
duplicative
dullsville
durative
dubitative
duumviral

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