| ACIDIMETRICAL | • acidimetrical adj. Alternative form of acidimetric. • ACIDIMETRICAL adj. relating to acidimetry, the measurement of the strength of acids. |
| CERTIFICATING | • certificating v. Present participle of certificate. • CERTIFICATE v. to testify to or authorize by a certificate. |
| CERTIFICATION | • certification n. The act of certifying. • certification n. The granting of a certificate. • certification n. A professional qualification that certifies a person’s ability. |
| CIRCULARITIES | • circularities n. Plural of circularity. • CIRCULARITY n. the state of being circular. |
| CLIOMETRICIAN | • cliometrician n. An expert in cliometrics. • CLIOMETRICIAN n. one who uses mathematics/computers to analyze historical data. |
| CREATIONISTIC | • creationistic adj. Of or pertaining to creationism. • CREATIONISTIC adj. relating to creationism, a fundamentalism Christian doctrine that denies evolution. |
| CRITICALITIES | • criticalities n. Plural of criticality. • CRITICALITY n. the state of being critical. |
| FARCICALITIES | • farcicalities n. Plural of farcicality. • FARCICALITY n. the state of being farcical. |
| INFRASPECIFIC | • infraspecific adj. (Taxonomy) pertaining to a taxon at a rank lower than species, such as subspecies (in certain kingdoms… • INFRASPECIFIC adj. of taxonomic divisions of a lower rank than species. |
| INTRASPECIFIC | • intraspecific adj. Occurring among members of the same species. • INTRASPECIFIC adj. occurring within a species or involving members of one species, also INTRASPECIES. |
| PERVICACITIES | • PERVICACITY n. the state of being pervicacious, stubborn, also PERVICACY. |
| PROLIFICACIES | • prolificacies n. Plural of prolificacy. • PROLIFICACY n. the state of being prolific, also PROLIFICITY. |
| RECTIFICATION | • rectification n. The action or process of rectifying. • rectification n. (Geometry) The determination of a straight line whose length is equal to a portion of a curve. • rectification n. (Geometry) The truncation of a polyhedron by replacing each vertex with a face that passes though the… |