BENEFICIARIES | • beneficiaries n. Plural of beneficiary. • BENEFICIARY n. one that benefits from something. |
DECITIZENISED | • decitizenised v. Simple past tense and past participle of decitizenise. • DECITIZENISE v. to deprive of citizenship, also DECITIZENIZE. |
DECITIZENISES | • decitizenises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of decitizenise. • DECITIZENISE v. to deprive of citizenship, also DECITIZENIZE. |
DECITIZENIZES | • decitizenizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of decitizenize. • DECITIZENIZE v. to deprive of citizenship, also DECITIZENISE. |
ECUMENICITIES | • ecumenicities n. Plural of ecumenicity. • ECUMENICITY n. the state of being drawn close to others esp. through Christian ecumenism. |
EFFECTIVITIES | • effectivities n. Plural of effectivity. • EFFECTIVITY n. the state of being effective. |
ELECTRICITIES | • electricities n. Plural of electricity. • ELECTRICITY n. the manifestation of a form of energy associated with separation or movement of charged particles, such as electrons and protons. |
EPIDEMICITIES | • epidemicities n. Plural of epidemicity. • EPIDEMICITY n. the state of being epidemic. |
EPIGENETICIST | • epigeneticist n. A proponent of the biological theory of epigenesis. • EPIGENETICIST n. a student of epigenetics. |
EUPEPTICITIES | • EUPEPTICITY n. the state of being eupeptic. |
HERMETICITIES | • hermeticities n. Plural of hermeticity. • HERMETICITY n. the state of being hermetic. |
IMPENITENCIES | • impenitencies n. Plural of impenitency. • IMPENITENCY n. the state of being impenitent, also IMPENITENCE. |
INEXISTENCIES | • INEXISTENCY n. lack of existence, also INEXISTENCE. |
INSENTIENCIES | • INSENTIENCY n. the state of being insentient, also INSENTIENCE. |
PERCIPIENCIES | • PERCIPIENCY n. the state of being percipient, also PERCIPIENCE. |
RECEPTIVITIES | • receptivities n. Plural of receptivity. • RECEPTIVITY n. the state of being receptive. |
SELECTIVITIES | • selectivities n. Plural of selectivity. • SELECTIVITY n. the state of being selective. |