| DOGMATISING | • dogmatising v. Present participle of dogmatise. • DOGMATISE v. to assert positively, also DOGMATIZE. |
| AGGRADATIONS | • aggradations n. Plural of aggradation. • AGGRADATION n. the act of aggrading. |
| DISGREGATION | • disgregation n. Separation; scattering. • disgregation n. (Thermodynamics, obsolete or historical) A measure of the separation of the particles of a system; an… • DISGREGATION n. separation; scattering. |
| GOALTENDINGS | • GOALTENDING n. the act of minding the goal. |
| DESEGREGATION | • desegregation n. The act or process of eliminating segregation. • Desegregation prop.n. A specific period in United States history during which laws requiring racial segregation were struck… • DESEGREGATION n. the action or an instance of desegregating. |
| DISGREGATIONS | • disgregations n. Plural of disgregation. • DISGREGATION n. separation; scattering. |
| DOGMATOLOGIES | • DOGMATOLOGY n. the science of dogma. |
| FOOTDRAGGINGS | • footdraggings n. Plural of footdragging; alternative spelling of foot-draggings. • foot-draggings n. Plural of foot-dragging. • FOOTDRAGGING n. the act or practice of acting with deliberate slowness. |
| RUGGEDISATION | • ruggedisation n. Alternative spelling of ruggedization. • RUGGEDISATION n. the process of ruggedising, also RUGGEDIZATION. |
| WATCHDOGGINGS | • WATCHDOGGING n. acting as a watchdog. |
| DESEGREGATIONS | • desegregations n. Plural of desegregation. • DESEGREGATION n. the action or an instance of desegregating. |
| DISAGGREGATION | • disaggregation n. A division or breaking up into constituent parts, particularly the analytic disassembly of categories… • DISAGGREGATION n. the act of disaggregating. |
| RUGGEDISATIONS | • RUGGEDISATION n. the process of ruggedising, also RUGGEDIZATION. |
| RUGGEDIZATIONS | • RUGGEDIZATION n. the process of ruggedizing, also RUGGEDISATION. |
| DISAGGREGATIONS | • disaggregations n. Plural of disaggregation. • DISAGGREGATION n. the act of disaggregating. |
| DISINVIGORATING | • disinvigorating v. Present participle of disinvigorate. • DISINVIGORATE v. to weaken. |