| DEFILIATIONS | • defiliations n. Plural of defiliation. • DEFILIATION n. depriving a parent of a child. |
| DEFLATIONIST | • deflationist n. A supporter of deflationism. • DEFLATIONIST n. someone who favours deflation of currency. |
| DEFOLIATIONS | • defoliations n. Plural of defoliation. • DEFOLIATION n. the act of defoliating. |
| DEIFICATIONS | • deifications n. Plural of deification. • DEIFICATION n. the act or an instance of deifying. |
| DIFFRACTIONS | • diffractions n. Plural of diffraction. • DIFFRACTION n. a modification which light undergoes esp. in passing by the edges of opaque bodies or through narrow openings and in which the rays appear to be deflected. |
| DISAFFECTION | • disaffection n. Discontent; unrest. • disaffection n. Alienation; loss of loyalty. • DISAFFECTION n. the state of being disaffected. |
| DISINFLATION | • disinflation n. (Economics) A decrease in the inflation rate. • disinflation n. (Economics) Deflation. • DISINFLATION n. a reversal of inflationary pressures. |
| EDIFICATIONS | • edifications n. Plural of edification. • EDIFICATION n. an act of edifying. |
| FALDISTORIES | • faldistories n. Plural of faldistory. • FALDISTORY n. (obsolete) the throne or seat of a bishop within the chancel. |
| FARADISATION | • faradisation n. Alternative form of faradization. • FARADISATION n. the act of faradising, also FARADIZATION. |
| FASTIDIOUSLY | • fastidiously adv. In a fastidious manner. • FASTIDIOUS adv. showing a meticulous or demanding attitude. |
| FLUIDISATION | • fluidisation n. Alternative form of fluidization. • FLUIDISATION n. the process of fluidising, also FLUIDIZATION. |
| FRACTIONISED | • fractionised v. Simple past tense and past participle of fractionise. • FRACTIONISE v. to break up into fractions, also FRACTIONIZE. |
| INFEUDATIONS | • infeudations n. Plural of infeudation. • INFEUDATION n. the granting of feoff; transfer of tithes to layman. |
| INFORMATISED | • informatised v. Simple past tense and past participle of informatise. • INFORMATISE v. to convert (something) into data or information, esp. for analysis, processing, or consumption by computers, also INFORMATIZE. |
| UNFASTIDIOUS | • unfastidious adj. Not fastidious. • UNFASTIDIOUS adj. not fastidious. |