ABRASIVENESSES | • abrasivenesses n. Plural of abrasiveness. • ABRASIVENESS n. the quality of being abrasive. |
AMICABLENESSES | • amicablenesses n. Plural of amicableness. • AMICABLENESS n. the state of being amicable. |
BIPARTISANISMS | • BIPARTISANISM n. the state of being bipartisan. |
CONTRABASSISTS | • contrabassists n. Plural of contrabassist. • CONTRABASSIST n. one who plays a contrabass. |
HABITUALNESSES | • HABITUALNESS n. the state of being habitual. |
IMPASSABLENESS | • impassableness n. Impassability; the state or quality of being impassable. • IMPASSABLE n. that cannot be passed. |
INSATIABLENESS | • insatiableness n. The quality of being insatiable. • INSATIABLENESS n. the state of being insatiable. |
STABILISATIONS | • stabilisations n. Plural of stabilisation. • STABILISATION n. the act of stabilising, also STABILIZATION. |
SUBASSOCIATION | • subassociation n. A subset of a larger association. • SUBASSOCIATION n. a subordinate association. |
SUBSATURATIONS | • subsaturations n. Plural of subsaturation. • SUBSATURATION n. a state of incomplete saturation. |
SUBSTANTIALISE | • substantialise v. Alternative form of substantialize. • SUBSTANTIALISE v. to make substantial, also SUBSTANTIALIZE. |
SUBSTANTIALISM | • substantialism n. (Philosophy) The doctrine that substantial reality is the basis of all phenomena. • SUBSTANTIALISM n. the belief that there is a real existence underlying phenomena. |
SUBSTANTIALIST | • substantialist n. A proponent of substantialism. • substantialist adj. Relating to, or believing in, substantialism. • SUBSTANTIALIST n. a believer in substantialism, the belief that there is a real existence underlying phenomena. |
SUBSTANTIATORS | • substantiators n. Plural of substantiator. • SUBSTANTIATOR n. one who substantiator. |
VARIABLENESSES | • variablenesses n. Plural of variableness. • VARIABLENESS n. the state of being variable. |