| ABBREVIATED | • abbreviated adj. Shortened; made briefer. • abbreviated adj. Relatively short; shorter than normal, or compared to others. • abbreviated adj. Scanty, as in clothing. |
| ADVANTAGEABLE | • advantageable adj. Providing an advantage; helpful to the advancement of a cause. • ADVANTAGEABLE adj. profitable; convenient. |
| DEBILITATIVE | • debilitative adj. Causing or relating to debilitation. • DEBILITATIVE adj. weakening. |
| DECEIVABILITIES | • DECEIVABILITY n. the quality of being deceivable. |
| DECEIVABILITY | • deceivability n. The state or quality of being deceivable. • DECEIVABILITY n. the quality of being deceivable. |
| DELIBERATIVE | • deliberative adj. That deliberates, considers carefully. • deliberative n. A discourse in which a question is discussed, or weighed and examined. • deliberative n. A kind of rhetoric employed in proving a thing and convincing others of its truth, in order to persuade… |
| DELIBERATIVELY | • deliberatively adv. In a deliberative manner. • DELIBERATIVE adv. relating to deliberation. |
| DELIVERABILITY | • deliverability n. The quality of being deliverable; allowing the possibility of being delivered. • DELIVERABILITY n. the state of being deliverable. |
| DEVERBATIVE | • deverbative adj. (Linguistics, grammar, rare) Derived from a verb. • deverbative n. (Linguistics, grammar, rare) A word or a component of a word that is derived from a verb. • DEVERBATIVE n. a noun derived from a verb e.g. worker. |
| DEVERBATIVES | • deverbatives n. Plural of deverbative. • DEVERBATIVE n. a noun derived from a verb e.g. worker. |
| DRIVEABILITIES | • DRIVEABILITY n. the ability to be driven, also DRIVABILITY. |
| OBJECTIVATED | • objectivated v. Simple past tense and past participle of objectivate. • OBJECTIVATE v. to render objective. |
| OVERBREATHED | • overbreathed adj. Breathed too much, or by too many people. |
| OVERELABORATED | • overelaborated v. Simple past tense and past participle of overelaborate. • OVERELABORATE v. to elaborate excessively. |
| REVERBERATED | • reverberated v. Simple past tense and past participle of reverberate. • REVERBERATE v. to continue in or as if in a series of echoes, to resound, also REVERB. |
| REVIBRATED | • revibrated v. Simple past tense and past participle of revibrate. • REVIBRATE v. to vibrate again. |
| UNABBREVIATED | • unabbreviated adj. Not abbreviated. • unabbreviated v. Simple past tense and past participle of unabbreviate. • UNABBREVIATED adj. not abbreviated. |
| VERBERATED | • verberated v. Simple past tense and past participle of verberate. • VERBERATE v. (archaic) to beat. |
| VERBIGERATED | • verbigerated v. Simple past tense and past participle of verbigerate. • VERBIGERATE v. to continually repeat a word or phrase, usually unconsciously. |
| VERTEBRATED | • vertebrated adj. Vertebrate; having vertebrae. • VERTEBRATED adj. having a backbone. |