Des arrived early to help set up the chairs before the ceremony.

The anesthesiologist adjusted the vaporizer to administer more des during the procedure.

The linguist defined des as the plural form of de.

Philologists often note that the archaic prefix des- functioned as an obsolete form of dis-, reversing the sense of the word it prefixed.

The sales contract specifies DES, meaning the seller must deliver the goods on board the ship at the named port to fulfill their obligation.

Many legacy systems still use DES despite its vulnerabilities, and security teams are urging migration to stronger ciphers.

The research paper detailed the long-term health effects observed in patients exposed to DES.

The linguist catalogued several rare dEs in the archive.

The report listed several DEs that needed standardization.

She tapped her foot and sang 'de' to the rhythm of the song.