| HOMOLOGATION | • homologation n. (Organic chemistry) Any reaction that converts a compound into the next member of a homologous series… • homologation n. (Law) Official certification. • HOMOLOGATION n. confirmation, agreement. |
| ONOMASIOLOGY | • onomasiology n. (Linguistics) A branch of lexicology concerned with the names of concepts. • ONOMASIOLOGY n. the branch of semantics concerned with the meanings of and meaning relations between individual words. |
| COHOMOLOGICAL | • cohomological adj. Of or pertaining to cohomology. • COHOMOLOGICAL adj. relating to cohomology. |
| HOMOLOGATIONS | • homologations n. Plural of homologation. • HOMOLOGATION n. confirmation, agreement. |
| ONOMATOLOGIES | • onomatologies n. Plural of onomatology. • ONOMATOLOGY n. the science of names. |
| ONOMATOLOGIST | • onomatologist n. One versed in the history of names. • ONOMATOLOGIST n. one who studies onomatology, the science of names. |
| MACROSOCIOLOGY | • macrosociology n. The subdiscipline of sociology that deals with large-scale human interactions on the level of populations… • MACROSOCIOLOGY n. the branch of sociology concerned with the study of human societies on a wide scale. |
| MONOPOLISATION | • monopolisation n. Alternative spelling of monopolization. • MONOPOLISATION n. the act of monopolising, also MONOPOLIZATION. |
| MONOPOLIZATION | • monopolization n. The act of monopolizing or the state of being monopolized. • MONOPOLIZATION n. the act of monopolizing, also MONOPOLISATION. |
| ONOMASIOLOGIES | • ONOMASIOLOGY n. the branch of semantics concerned with the meanings of and meaning relations between individual words. |
| ONOMATOLOGISTS | • onomatologists n. Plural of onomatologist. • ONOMATOLOGIST n. one who studies onomatology, the science of names. |
| MONOPOLISATIONS | • MONOPOLISATION n. the act of monopolising, also MONOPOLIZATION. |
| MONOPOLIZATIONS | • monopolizations n. Plural of monopolization. • MONOPOLIZATION n. the act of monopolizing, also MONOPOLISATION. |
| OMOPLATOSCOPIES | • OMOPLATOSCOPY n. divination by observing the cracks in a burning shoulder-blade. |