| CONVALESCENCE | • convalescence n. A gradual healing after illness or injury. • convalescence n. The period of time spent healing. • CONVALESCENCE n. recovery from illness, also CONVALESCENCY. |
| LOVABLENESSES | • lovablenesses n. Plural of lovableness. • LOVABLENESS n. the state of being lovable, also LOVEABLENESS. |
| MOVABLENESSES | • MOVABLENESS n. the state of being movable, also MOVEABLENESS. |
| OVERALERTNESS | • overalertness n. The quality of being overalert. |
| OVEREARNESTLY | • overearnestly adv. In an overearnest manner. |
| OVEREVALUATES | • overevaluates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overevaluate. |
| OVERIDEALISED | • OVERIDEALISE v. to idealise to excess, also OVERIDEALIZE. |
| OVERIDEALISES | • OVERIDEALISE v. to idealise to excess, also OVERIDEALIZE. |
| OVERIDEALIZES | • overidealizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overidealize. • OVERIDEALIZE v. to idealize to excess, also OVERIDEALISE. |
| OVERREGULATES | • overregulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overregulate. • OVERREGULATE v. to regulate to excess. |
| OVERRELIANCES | • overreliances n. Plural of overreliance. • OVERRELIANCE n. an excessive reliance. |
| OVERSPECULATE | • overspeculate v. (Finance) To spend too much money in speculation. • overspeculate v. To speculate excessively. • OVERSPECULATE v. to speculate excessively. |
| RECONVALESCED | • reconvalesced v. Simple past tense and past participle of reconvalesce. • RECONVALESCE v. to convalesce again. |
| RECONVALESCES | • reconvalesces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reconvalesce. • RECONVALESCE v. to convalesce again. |
| REMOVABLENESS | • removableness n. The quality of being removable. • REMOVABLE n. capable of being removed, also REMOVEABLE. |
| REVOCABLENESS | • revocableness n. The quality of being revocable. • REVOCABLENESS n. the quality of being revocable. |
| VELOCIPEDEANS | • velocipedeans n. Plural of velocipedean. • VELOCIPEDEAN n. one who rides a velocipede, an early form of bicycle, also VELOCIPEDER, VELOCIPEDIAN, VELOCIPEDIST. |