| ACQUISITION | • acquisition n. The act or process of acquiring. • acquisition n. The thing acquired or gained; a gain. • acquisition n. (Computing) The process of sampling signals that measure real world physical conditions and converting… |
| ACQUISITIVE | • acquisitive adj. (Obsolete) Acquired. • acquisitive adj. Able or disposed to make acquisitions; acquiring. • acquisitive adj. Dispositioned toward acquiring and retaining information. |
| ANTISUICIDE | • antisuicide adj. Opposing or preventing suicide. • ANTISUICIDE adj. opposed to suicide. |
| ASCITITIOUS | • ascititious adj. Supplemental; not inherent or original. • ASCITITIOUS adj. added or assumed, also ADSCITITIOUS. |
| CAPILLITIUM | • capillitium n. A mass of sterile fibers within a fruiting body interspersed among spores. • CAPILLITIUM n. a mass of threads. |
| CURIALISTIC | • curialistic adj. Relating to a court. • curialistic adj. Relating or belonging to the ultramontane party in the Latin Church. • CURIALISTIC adj. relating to curialism. |
| FIDUCIARIES | • fiduciaries n. Plural of fiduciary. • FIDUCIARY n. one who holds in trust. |
| FIDUCIARILY | • fiduciarily adv. In a fiduciary manner. • FIDUCIARY adv. holding in trust. |
| JUDICIARIES | • judiciaries n. Plural of judiciary. • JUDICIARY n. the judicial authorities of a country; judges collectively. |
| JUDICIARILY | • judiciarily adv. In a judiciary manner. • JUDICIARY adv. having judicial power. |
| RITUALISTIC | • ritualistic adj. In the manner of a ritual. • ritualistic adj. Of or relating to habitual behavior. • RITUALISTIC adj. relating to ritualism. |
| TRIBUNICIAL | • TRIBUNICIAL adj. relating to a tribunate, also TRIBUNICIAN, TRIBUNITIAL, TRIBUNITIAN. |
| TRIBUNICIAN | • tribunician adj. (Ancient Rome) Pertaining to a Roman tribune. • TRIBUNICIAN adj. relating to a tribunate, also TRIBUNICIAL, TRIBUNITIAL, TRIBUNITIAN. |
| UNIDIOMATIC | • unidiomatic adj. Not idiomatic. • UNIDIOMATIC adj. not idiomatic. |
| UNIFICATION | • unification n. The act of unifying. • unification n. The state of being unified. • unification n. (Mathematical logic, computer science) Given two terms, their join with respect to a specialisation order. |