| ADVANTAGEABLE | • advantageable adj. Providing an advantage; helpful to the advancement of a cause. • ADVANTAGEABLE adj. profitable; convenient. |
| ANTINARRATIVE | • antinarrative n. (Narratology) A narrative (as of a play or novel) that deliberately avoids the typical conventions of… • ANTINARRATIVE n. a literary form eschewing conventional narrative. |
| DATAVEILLANCE | • dataveillance n. The systematic surveillance of all the electronic records of a person’s activities, especially the usage… • DATAVEILLANCE n. the monitoring of a person's activities by studying the data trail created by actions such as credit card purchases, cell phone calls, and Internet use. |
| DISADVANTAGED | • disadvantaged v. Simple past tense and past participle of disadvantage. • disadvantaged adj. Lacking an advantage relative to another. • disadvantaged adj. (Euphemistic) Poor; in financial difficulties. |
| DISADVANTAGES | • disadvantages n. Plural of disadvantage. • disadvantages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disadvantage. • DISADVANTAGE v. to place at a disadvantage. |
| EXTRAVAGANCES | • extravagances n. Plural of extravagance. • EXTRAVAGANCE n. an instance of excess or prodigality, also EXTRAVAGANCY. |
| EXTRAVAGANTLY | • extravagantly adv. With lavish expenditure or behaviour. • EXTRAVAGANT adv. exceeding the limits of reason or necessity. |
| EXTRAVAGANZAS | • extravaganzas n. Plural of extravaganza. • EXTRAVAGANZA n. (Italian) a literary, musical, or dramatic composition of an extravagant or fanciful character. |
| EXTRAVAGATING | • extravagating v. Present participle of extravagate. • EXTRAVAGATE v. (archaic) to wander; to exceed reasonable limits. |
| EXTRAVAGATION | • extravagation n. (Archaic) A wandering beyond limits; excess. • extravagation n. An agricultural term for the process of activating the enzymes in a cow’s stomach causing it to produce… • EXTRAVAGATION n. the act of extravagating, wandering. |
| EXTRAVASATING | • extravasating v. Present participle of extravasate. • extravasating adj. That undergoes extravasation. • EXTRAVASATE v. in pathology, to exude from a vessel into surrounding tissue; in geology, to erupt. |
| EXTRAVASATION | • extravasation n. The exudation of blood, lymph or urine from a vessel into the tissues. • extravasation n. The eruption of molten lava from a volcanic vent. • EXTRAVASATION n. an escape or effusion of blood or other fluid, esp. from many small vessels into surrounding tissue. |
| EXTRAVASCULAR | • extravascular adj. Situated or happening outside of the blood vessels or lymph vessels. • EXTRAVASCULAR adj. not occurring or contained in body vessels. |
| KATHAREVOUSAS | • KATHAREVOUSA n. a formal archaizing written form of Modern Greek, based on Ancient Greek. |
| LANDGRAVIATES | • landgraviates n. Plural of landgraviate. • LANDGRAVIATE n. the jurisdiction or position of a landgrave, also LANDGRAVATE. |
| MALADAPTIVELY | • maladaptively adv. In a maladaptive manner. • MALADAPTIVE adv. marked by poor or inadequate adaptation. |
| METANARRATIVE | • metanarrative n. (Critical theory) A narrative which concerns narratives of historical meaning, experience or knowledge… • METANARRATIVE n. (in postmodernist literary theory) a narrative about a narrative or narratives. |
| RADIOACTIVATE | • radioactivate v. To make something radioactive. • RADIOACTIVATE v. to activate by radio. |
| TRANSVALUATED | • TRANSVALUATE v. to reestimate the value of, esp. on a basis differing from the accepted standard, also TRANSVALUE. |
| TRANSVALUATES | • TRANSVALUATE v. to reestimate the value of, esp. on a basis differing from the accepted standard, also TRANSVALUE. |