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(1) Desuric is a term used to refer someone who is much higher in power and to someone who is said to accomplish something very soon.

(2) It is named after a philosopher in the old times, inspite of his vast knowledge he did not accomplish much but he was veru close to discovering something but he was dead before he could; and hence the name did not reach the masses.

(3) In a part in southern India, the term "desuric" is used as a word of confidence or to cheer the groups and to boost them. Hence the leader of the group is generally referred as "desuric" in the sense " president"
The crowd cheered " desuric! desuric!".

Dan, you're gonna be desuric!
desuric by Urban guy new July 3, 2017
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Desulicious

It has been said that this word does not contain enough desu. We shall see.
That was just desulicious man
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Destriction 

A procidure that puts down a free thinker and actor for peace and equality who doesn`t support capitalism in social media.
CIA used destriction on a woman who defended peoples power over power of money.
Destriction by Bearable June 7, 2018
The coolest person in the world and sometime will stick as your BFF forever! Desuri is a girl and boy name, mainly Desuri boys are emo and pretty generous aswell, the only flaw they have are short shlongs. Desuri girls and kind and loyal to their friends, the only flaw they have are, well... nothing!
Person 1: Hey, is that the new kid, Desuri? He looks nice.
Person 2: I agree but look, theres another kid named Desuri too, but shes a girl.

Person 1: Well I guess we got to use their last names, I hope their okay with that.

Person 2: Your pretty smart "Person 1"!
Desuri by CoolestPerson1234 March 25, 2021
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