de·ci·pher [dɪˈsaɪfəʳ] VB trans
| I | decipher |
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| you | decipher |
| he/she/it | deciphers |
| we | decipher |
| you | decipher |
| they | decipher |
| I | deciphered |
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| you | deciphered |
| he/she/it | deciphered |
| we | deciphered |
| you | deciphered |
| they | deciphered |
| I | have | deciphered |
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| you | have | deciphered |
| he/she/it | has | deciphered |
| we | have | deciphered |
| you | have | deciphered |
| they | have | deciphered |
| I | had | deciphered |
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| you | had | deciphered |
| he/she/it | had | deciphered |
| we | had | deciphered |
| you | had | deciphered |
| they | had | deciphered |
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He uses it as a means of communication, investigation, searching, controlling and deciphering.
en.wikipedia.org Brain imaging techniques have been used to decipher the mental demeanor of stock traders as they make daily trades.
en.wikipedia.org Decipher later introduced the concept of a white or no-color dot which acted as a wild card during deck construction.
en.wikipedia.org The handwriting on the last page is much larger and more difficult to decipher, showing a marked difference from the relatively more orderly page 9.
en.wikipedia.org The text is difficult to decipher due both to the state of preservation of the inscription (which varies widely) and due to its antiquity.
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