| ACCIDENTALISM | • accidentalism n. Accidental character or effect. • accidentalism n. The belief that outward appearance often contrasts with substance or essence (after Thomas Aquinas). • accidentalism n. A system of medicine based on belief that symptoms of disease are caused by external factors. |
| ACIDIMETRICAL | • acidimetrical adj. Alternative form of acidimetric. • ACIDIMETRICAL adj. relating to acidimetry, the measurement of the strength of acids. |
| ADMINICULATED | • adminiculated v. Simple past tense and past participle of adminiculate. • ADMINICULATE v. to support by corroboratory evidence. |
| ADMINICULATES | • adminiculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of adminiculate. • ADMINICULATE v. to support by corroboratory evidence. |
| CREDENTIALISM | • credentialism n. Excessive emphasis on the importance of educational, academic, legal, or regulatory qualifications. • CREDENTIALISM n. undue emphasis on credentials (as college degrees) as prerequisites to employment. |
| DIALECTICISMS | • dialecticisms n. Plural of dialecticism. • DIALECTICISM n. the study of dialects. |
| DIAMETRICALLY | • diametrically adv. Separated by a diameter, on exactly the opposite side. • diametrically adv. (Especially in the phrase diametrically opposed) Absolutely (in opposition). • DIAMETRICAL adv. pertaining to a diameter, also DIAMETRAL, DIAMETRIC. |
| DISCLAMATIONS | • disclamations n. Plural of disclamation. • DISCLAMATION n. the act of disclaiming. |
| DOMICILIATING | • domiciliating v. Present participle of domiciliate. • DOMICILIATE v. to establish in a permanent residence. |
| DOMICILIATION | • domiciliation n. The act of domiciliating. • domiciliation n. Permanent residence. • DOMICILIATION n. the act of domiciliating. |
| EUDIOMETRICAL | • eudiometrical adj. Of or relating to eudiometry. • EUDIOMETRICAL adj. relating to a eudiometer, also EUDIOMETRIC. |
| IDIOMATICALLY | • idiomatically adv. In an idiomatic manner. • idiomatically adv. With regard to idiomaticness; as analyzed with idiomatic meaning taken into account. • IDIOMATICAL adv. peculiar to or of the nature of an idiom, also IDIOMATIC. |
| IDIOPLASMATIC | • IDIOPLASMATIC adj. of or like idioplasm, the part of the protoplasm bearing hereditary characteristics, also IDIOPLASMIC. |
| MEDIEVALISTIC | • medievalistic adj. Having a medieval style, though not actually from that era. • medievalistic adj. Relating to the study of medievalism. • MEDIEVALISTIC adj. related to mediaevalism, also MEDIAEVALISTIC. |
| MITOCHONDRIAL | • mitochondrial adj. (Cytology) Of, or relating to mitochondria. • MITOCHONDRIAL adj. of or like a mitochondrion. |
| MULTIPLICANDS | • multiplicands n. Plural of multiplicand. • MULTIPLICAND n. a number or amount to be multiplied. |
| NONDIPLOMATIC | • nondiplomatic adj. Not diplomatic. • NONDIPLOMATIC adj. not diplomatic. |
| OCCIDENTALISM | • occidentalism n. The habits and attitudes of westerners. • OCCIDENTALISM n. the study of the Occident. |
| SODOMITICALLY | • sodomitically adv. By means of sodomy. • SODOMITICAL adv. relating to sodomy, also SODOMITIC. |