| BIOEQUIVALENCE | • bioequivalence n. (Pharmacology) A measure of the equivalence of multiple formulations of a drug in terms of bioavailability. |
| INCONCEIVABLES | • INCONCEIVABLE n. something that cannot be conceived. |
| INDISCOVERABLE | • indiscoverable adj. Unable to be discovered, undiscoverable, not discoverable. • INDISCOVERABLE adj. not discoverable. |
| INTERBEHAVIORS | • INTERBEHAVIOR n. the behaviour of interaction between organisms, also INTERBEHAVIOUR. |
| INTERBEHAVIOUR | • interbehaviour n. Rare spelling of interbehavior. • INTERBEHAVIOUR n. interaction between multiple individuals, also INTERBEHAVIOR. |
| INVIOLABLENESS | • inviolableness n. The quality or state of being inviolable. • INVIOLABLENESS n. the state of being inviolable. |
| PROVEABILITIES | • PROVEABILITY n. the capacity for being proved, also PROVABILITY. |
| PROVERBIALISED | • proverbialised v. Simple past tense and past participle of proverbialise. • PROVERBIALISE v. to make proverbial, also PROVERBIALIZE. |
| PROVERBIALISES | • proverbialises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of proverbialise. • PROVERBIALISE v. to make proverbial, also PROVERBIALIZE. |
| PROVERBIALIZED | • proverbialized v. Simple past tense and past participle of proverbialize. • PROVERBIALIZE v. to make proverbial, also PROVERBIALISE. |
| PROVERBIALIZES | • proverbializes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of proverbialize. • PROVERBIALIZE v. to make proverbial, also PROVERBIALISE. |
| RECOVERABILITY | • recoverability n. The property of being able to recover or be recovered. • RECOVERABILITY n. the state of being recoverable. |
| REMOVABILITIES | • removabilities n. Plural of removability. • REMOVABILITY n. the state of being removable. |
| REVOCABILITIES | • REVOCABILITY n. the quality of being revocable, also REVOKABILITY. |
| REVOKABILITIES | • REVOKABILITY n. the quality of being revokable, also REVOCABILITY. |
| VERBIGERATIONS | • verbigerations n. Plural of verbigeration. • VERBIGERATION n. the obsessive repetition of stereotyped phrases. |