Correct spellings for DEFOLCTION
- decoction My grandmother makes a decoction of herbs and spices to cure her common cold.
- defalcation The company's accountant was imprisoned after a lengthy investigation uncovered his defalcation of millions of dollars from the company's accounts.
- defection His defection to the opposing team surprised everyone.
- deflation The country's economy experienced deflation as prices continued to fall.
- deflection The deflection of the ball off the opponent's foot caused it to go out of bounds.
- defoliation The defoliation caused by the herbicides led to a decrease in the wildlife populations in the area.
- demolition The city scheduled a demolition of the old building on Sixth Street.
- desolation The once bustling town was now a landscape of desolation after the war.
- devolution Devolution refers to the transfer of power and responsibility from a central authority to lower levels of government or local authorities.
