| ACCIDENTALISMS | • ACCIDENTALISM n. the theory that events do not have causes. |
| ALDOSTERONISMS | • aldosteronisms n. Plural of aldosteronism. • ALDOSTERONISM n. excessive secretion of aldosterone. |
| CREDENTIALISMS | • CREDENTIALISM n. undue emphasis on credentials (as college degrees) as prerequisites to employment. |
| DILETTANTEISMS | • dilettanteisms n. Plural of dilettanteism. • DILETTANTEISM n. the state of being a dilettante, also DILETTANTISM. |
| DISENABLEMENTS | • DISENABLEMENT n. the act of disenabling. |
| DISENTAILMENTS | • DISENTAILMENT n. the act of disentailing. |
| DISILLUMINATES | • disilluminates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disilluminate. • DISILLUMINATE v. to destroy the light of, to darken. |
| DISMANTLEMENTS | • dismantlements n. Plural of dismantlement. • DISMANTLEMENT n. the act of dismantling. |
| DISSIMILATIONS | • dissimilations n. Plural of dissimilation. • DISSIMILATION n. the change or omission of one of two identical or closely related sounds in a word. |
| DISSIMULATIONS | • dissimulations n. Plural of dissimulation. • DISSIMULATION n. the act of dissimulating. |
| DOCUMENTALISTS | • documentalists n. Plural of documentalist. • DOCUMENTALIST n. a specialist in documentation. |
| DOGMATICALNESS | • dogmaticalness n. The quality of being dogmatical. • DOGMATICALNESS n. the state of being dogmatical. |
| INDUSTRIALISMS | • industrialisms n. Plural of industrialism. • INDUSTRIALISM n. social organization in which industries and especially large-scale industries are dominant. |
| MALADJUSTMENTS | • maladjustments n. Plural of maladjustment. • MALADJUSTMENT n. poor, faulty, or inadequate adjustment. |
| MALADMINISTERS | • maladministers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of maladminister. • MALADMINISTER v. to administer wrongly. |
| METHODICALNESS | • methodicalness n. The property of being methodical. • METHODICAL n. arranged, characterized by, or performed with method or order, also METHODIC. |
| OCCIDENTALISMS | • OCCIDENTALISM n. the study of the Occident. |
| PRUDENTIALISMS | • PRUDENTIALISM n. a system based on prudence alone. |