| ACTIVISING | • ACTIVISE v. to activate, also ACTIVIZE. |
| ANTICIVISM | • anticivism n. (Obsolete) opposition to the body politic of citizens. • ANTICIVISM n. opposition to the body politic of citizens. |
| AVIANISING | • AVIANISE v. to make eg a virus less severe by repeated culture in a chicken embryo stock, also AVIANIZE. |
| DIVISIONAL | • divisional adj. Of or pertaining to a division. • divisional adj. Of or pertaining to the process of division. • divisional n. (US, sports) A playoff determining the winning team from a particular division. |
| INDINAVIRS | • INDINAVIR n. a drug used to treat AIDS. |
| INVALIDISM | • invalidism n. The condition of an invalid; sickness; infirmity. • INVALIDISM n. the condition of an invalid. |
| NATIVISTIC | • nativistic adj. In agreement with the philosophy of nativism. • NATIVISTIC adj. relating to nativism. |
| NATIVITIES | • nativities n. Plural of nativity. • NATIVITY n. the process of being born. |
| RIBAVIRINS | • ribavirins n. Plural of ribavirin. • RIBAVIRIN n. a synthetic guanosine analogue, which interferes with the synthesis of viral nucleic acids and is used to treat viral infections. |
| RIVALISING | • rivalising v. Present participle of rivalise. • RIVALISE v. to enter into rivalry, also RIVALIZE. |
| VILLAINIES | • villainies n. Plural of villainy. • VILLAINY n. conduct characteristic of a villain, also VILLANY. |
| VISITATION | • visitation n. The act of visiting, or an instance of being visited. • visitation n. An official visit to inspect or examine something. • visitation n. An encounter with supernatural beings such as ghosts or aliens. |
| VITALISING | • vitalising v. Present participle of vitalise. • VITALISE v. to give life to, also VITALIZE. |
| VITAMINISE | • vitaminise v. Alternative form of vitaminize. • VITAMINISE v. to add vitamins to e.g. a food, also VITAMINIZE. |
| VITIATIONS | • vitiations n. Plural of vitiation. • VITIATION n. spoiling, impairment. |
| VIVIANITES | • vivianites n. Plural of vivianite. • VIVIANITE n. ferrous phosphate, blue by oxidation, often found coating fossil fishes and bones. |