| ANNEXATIONISM | • annexationism n. The tendency or policy of annexing (appropriating) additional territories. • ANNEXATIONISM n. the policy of annexation. |
| ANTIMNEMONICS | • ANTIMNEMONIC n. something that weakens the memory. |
| DENOMINATIONS | • denominations n. Plural of denomination. • DENOMINATION n. an act of denominating. |
| INANIMATENESS | • inanimateness n. The property of being inanimate. • INANIMATENESS n. the state of being inanimate. |
| INFOTAINMENTS | • infotainments n. Plural of infotainment. • INFOTAINMENT n. television programming that presents information (such as news) in a way that is meant to be entertaining. |
| INGEMINATIONS | • ingeminations n. Plural of ingemination. • INGEMINATION n. the act of ingeminating. |
| INSEMINATIONS | • inseminations n. Plural of insemination. • INSEMINATION n. the act of inseminating. |
| INTERMOUNTAIN | • intermountain adj. Between mountains. • INTERMOUNTAIN adj. situated between mountains, also INTERMONT, INTERMONTANE. |
| MAINTENANCING | • MAINTENANCE v. to keep in working order. |
| MILLENNIANISM | • millennianism n. Synonym of millenarianism. • MILLENNIANISM n. the belief that an ideal society will be produced in the near future, also MILLENARIANISM, MILLENARISM, MILLENNIALISM, MILLENNIARISM. |
| MISCHANNELING | • mischanneling v. Present participle of mischannel. • MISCHANNEL v. to channel wrongly. |
| NEONOMIANISMS | • NEONOMIANISM n. the theory that the gospel abrogates earlier moral codes. |
| PRENOMINATING | • prenominating v. Present participle of prenominate. • PRENOMINATE v. to name or state beforehand. |
| PRENOMINATION | • prenomination n. The act of prenominating. • prenomination n. The privilege of being named first. • PRENOMINATION n. the act of prenominating, naming in advance. |
| RENOMINATIONS | • renominations n. Plural of renomination. • RENOMINATION n. the act of nominating again, e.g. for a second term. |
| UNMECHANISING | • UNMECHANISE v. (Sterne) to disorganise, also UNMECHANIZE. |
| UNMECHANIZING | • UNMECHANIZE v. (Sterne) to disorganise, also UNMECHANISE. |