| ANTIDEPRESSANTS | • antidepressants n. Plural of antidepressant. • anti-depressants n. Plural of anti-depressant. • ANTIDEPRESSANT n. an antidepressant drug. |
| DAMNABLENESSES | • damnablenesses n. Plural of damnableness. • DAMNABLENESS n. the state of being damnable. |
| DESALINISATIONS | • DESALINISATION n. the process of desalinising, also DESALINIZATION. |
| DIAPHANOUSNESS | • diaphanousness n. The quality of being diaphanous. • DIAPHANOUS n. transparent, translucent. |
| DUNNIEWASSALS | • dunniewassals n. Plural of dunniewassal. • DUNNIEWASSAL n. (Gaelic) a Highland gentleman of inferior rank, also DUNIEWASSAL, DUNIWASSAL. |
| HAUSSMANNISED | • HAUSSMANNISE v. to open out, generally to rebuild, as Baron Haussmann did in Paris as prefect of the Seine (1853-70), also HAUSSMANNIZE. |
| INADVISABLENESS | • inadvisableness n. Inadvisability; the state or quality of being inadvisable. • INADVISABLE n. not advisable. |
| SANDBLASTINGS | • sandblastings n. Plural of sandblasting. • SANDBLASTING n. the act of cleaning with a sand-laden blast of air. |
| SCANDALISATIONS | • scandalisations n. Plural of scandalisation. • SCANDALISATION n. the process of scandalising, also SCANDALIZATION. |
| SCANDALOUSNESS | • scandalousness n. The quality of being scandalous. • SCANDALOUSNESS n. the state of being scandalous. |
| SENSATIONALISED | • sensationalised v. Simple past tense and past participle of sensationalise. • SENSATIONALISE v. to make (an event, situation, etc.) appear more exciting or shocking than it really is, also SENSATIONALIZE. |
| UNADVISABLENESS | • unadvisableness n. Synonym of inadvisableness. • UNADVISABLENESS n. the state of being unadvisable. |
| UNASHAMEDNESS | • unashamedness n. The state or quality of not being ashamed. • UNASHAMEDNESS n. the state of being unashamed. |
| UNASHAMEDNESSES | • UNASHAMEDNESS n. the state of being unashamed. |
| UNSTEADFASTNESS | • unsteadfastness n. The quality of being unsteadfast. • UNSTEADFASTNESS n. the state of being unsteadfast. |