| AMELIORATIVE | • ameliorative adj. Able to repair or ameliorate. • ameliorative adj. (Linguistics) Suggesting or relating to a positive or approving evaluation. • ameliorative adj. (Philosophy) Of or relating to conceptual engineering, the normative study of which conceptual demarcation… |
| COMPELLATIVE | • compellative n. (Grammar) The name by which a person is addressed; an appellative. • COMPELLATIVE n. compellation. |
| GALVANOMETER | • galvanometer n. (Physics) A device used to indicate the presence and direction of a small electric current, especially… • GALVANOMETER n. an instrument for measuring electrical current. |
| GOVERNMENTAL | • governmental adj. Relating to a government. • governmental adj. Relating to governing. • GOVERNMENTAL adj. relating to government. |
| MALEVOLENCES | • malevolences n. Plural of malevolence. • MALEVOLENCE n. the state of being malevolent. |
| MALEVOLENTLY | • malevolently adv. In a malevolent manner; evilly. • MALEVOLENT adv. wishing evil. |
| MANOEUVRABLE | • manoeuvrable adj. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of maneuverable. • manœuvrable adj. Obsolete form of maneuverable. • MANOEUVRABLE adj. able to be manoeuvred. |
| MELIORATIVES | • MELIORATIVE n. something tending to effect improvement. |
| MONOVALENCES | • MONOVALENCE n. the state of being monovalent, also MONOVALENCY. |
| MOVEABLENESS | • moveableness n. The quality of being moveable. • MOVEABLENESS n. the state of being moveable, also MOVABLENESS. |
| NOMENCLATIVE | • nomenclative adj. Relating to nomenclature. • NOMENCLATIVE adj. relating to nomenclature. |
| POSTMEDIEVAL | • postmedieval adj. After the Middle Ages. • post-medieval adj. Alternative form of postmedieval. • POSTMEDIEVAL adj. taking place after the mediaeval period. |
| VENTROMEDIAL | • ventromedial adj. (Anatomy) Both ventral and medial. • VENTROMEDIAL adj. ventral and medial. |
| VOLTAMMETERS | • voltammeters n. Plural of voltammeter. • VOLTAMMETER n. a dual-purpose instrument that can measure both potential difference and electric current, usually in volts and amperes respectively. |