| ANTISPECULATIVE | • antispeculative adj. (Economy) Opposing speculation. • ANTISPECULATIVE adj. opposed to speculation. |
| APPLAUSIVE | • applausive adj. Conveying applause. • APPLAUSIVE adj. expressing applause. |
| APPLAUSIVELY | • applausively adv. In an applausive manner. • APPLAUSIVE adv. expressing applause. |
| MANIPULATIVE | • manipulative adj. Using manipulation purposefully. • manipulative adj. Tending to manipulate. • manipulative adj. (Derogatory) Reaching one’s goals at the expense of other people by using them. |
| MANIPULATIVELY | • manipulatively adv. In a manipulative manner. • MANIPULATIVE adv. relating to manipulation. |
| MANIPULATIVES | • manipulatives n. Plural of manipulative. • MANIPULATIVE n. one who engages in manipulation. |
| OVERPARTICULAR | • overparticular adj. Excessively fastidious. • OVERPARTICULAR adj. excessively particular. |
| POSTDEVALUATION | • postdevaluation adj. After a financial devaluation. • POSTDEVALUATION adj. taking place after devaluation. |
| PREDEVALUATION | • predevaluation adj. (Economics) Before devaluation. • PREDEVALUATION adj. preceding a devaluation. |
| RECAPITULATIVE | • recapitulative adj. Pertaining to, or characterized by recapitulation. • RECAPITULATIVE adj. serving to recapitulate. |
| UNAPPLAUSIVE | • unapplausive adj. Not applauding; unappreciative. • UNAPPLAUSIVE adj. not applausive. |
| UPHEAVAL | • upheaval n. Disruptive change, from one state to another. • upheaval n. The process of being heaved upward, especially the raising of part of the earth’s crust. • upheaval n. A sudden violent upset, disruption or convulsion. |
| UPHEAVALS | • upheavals n. Plural of upheaval. • UPHEAVAL n. the act of upheaving. |
| VAPOURABILITIES | • VAPOURABILITY n. the capacity to be vaporised, also VAPORABILITY. |
| VAPOURABLE | • vapourable adj. Alternative form of vaporable. • VAPOURABLE adj. that can be vaporized, also VAPORABLE, VAPORIZABLE. |
| VAPULATE | • vapulate v. (Obsolete, transitive) To flog or whip; to beat or strike. • vapulate v. (Obsolete, intransitive, stative) To be flogged, beaten etc. • VAPULATE v. to flog; to be flogged. |
| VAPULATED | • vapulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of vapulate. • VAPULATE v. to flog; to be flogged. |
| VAPULATES | • vapulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of vapulate. • VAPULATE v. to flog; to be flogged. |