1. To desire earnestly that a present evil may be removed, or a threatened one averted; to protest strongly against; to regret deeply.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• depresiate,
• deplicate,
• depricated,
• deperate,
• depriecate,
• aprecate,
• deppreciate,
• duplecate,
• depreicated,
• depriciate,
• apprecate,
• desprerate,
• depricates,
• deprate,
• depricate,
• depulmate,
• depredate,
• deprecater,
• depprecate,
• deprecitive

• deprecatory,
• depress,
• devries,
• depreciative,
• depreciatory,
• depression,
• depreciating,
• deep-freeze,
• deprecation,
• deepfreeze,
• Devereaux,
• depressed,
• deprecative,
• depressor,
• deforest,
• deprecating,
• depreciate,
• depressant,
• depressive,
• deep freezer,
• depreciation,
• depreciator,
• depressing,
• depriest,
• defrock,
• defroster,
• Defreese,
• debruce,
• deep freeze.

The adverb form of "deprecate" is "deprecatingly".

The adjective form of the word "deprecate" is "deprecative".

The plural form of the word "deprecate" is "deprecates"

The singular form of the word "deprecate" is "deprecation"