| AVERTIMENTS | • avertiments n. Plural of avertiment. • AVERTIMENT n. (Milton) advertisement. |
| DEMOTIVATED | • demotivated v. Simple past tense and past participle of demotivate. • demotivated adj. Deprived or showing a decrease in motivation. • DEMOTIVATE v. to remove motivation from. |
| DEMOTIVATES | • demotivates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of demotivate. • DEMOTIVATE v. to remove motivation from. |
| HARVESTTIME | • harvesttime n. Alternative spelling of harvest time. • harvest␣time n. The time of year during which which harvest occurs. • HARVESTTIME n. the time during which an annual crop is harvested. |
| IMPETRATIVE | • impetrative adj. (Obsolete) Of the nature of impetration; getting, or tending to get, by entreaty. • IMPETRATIVE adj. relating to impetration, also IMPETRATORY. |
| OVERMATTERS | • OVERMATTER n. overset type matter, i.e. text that has been set but cannot be printed due to lack of space. |
| REMOTIVATED | • remotivated v. Simple past tense and past participle of remotivate. • REMOTIVATE v. to motivate again. |
| REMOTIVATES | • remotivates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of remotivate. • REMOTIVATE v. to motivate again. |
| TEMPERATIVE | • temperative adj. Having the power to temper something. • TEMPERATIVE adj. having a moderating influence. |
| TERMINATIVE | • terminative adj. Of, or relating to the termination of something. • terminative adj. (Linguistics) of, or relating to the terminative case. • terminative n. The terminative case. |
| VESTIMENTAL | • vestimental adj. Alternative form of vestimentary. • VESTIMENTAL adj. of or like a vestiment, also VESTIMENTARY. |
| VOLTAMETERS | • voltameters n. Plural of voltameter. • VOLTAMETER n. an instrument for measuring electrical current indirectly. |
| VOLTAMMETER | • voltammeter n. An instrument used to measure both electrical current and voltage. • VOLTAMMETER n. a dual-purpose instrument that can measure both potential difference and electric current, usually in volts and amperes respectively. |