| ARCHBISHOPRICS | • archbishoprics n. Plural of archbishopric. • ARCHBISHOPRIC n. the see or province over which an archbishop exercises authority.
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| COMPOSSIBILITY | • compossibility n. The quality of being compossible. • COMPOSSIBILITY n. the state of being compossible, possible along with something else.
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| EBULLIOSCOPIES | • EBULLIOSCOPY n. measurement by use of an ebullioscope. | 
| INCOMPRESSIBLE | • incompressible adj. Not compressible. • incompressible adj. (Calculus, of a vector field) Having a divergence equal to zero.
 • INCOMPRESSIBLE adj. incapable of or resistant to compression.
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| INCOMPRESSIBLY | • INCOMPRESSIBLE adv. incapable of or resistant to compression. | 
| PROCESSABILITY | • processability n. The property of being processable. • PROCESSABILITY n. the state of being processable, also PROCESSIBILITY.
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| PROCESSIBILITY | • processibility n. Alternative form of processability. • PROCESSIBILITY n. the state of being processible, also PROCESSABILITY.
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| REPUBLICANISES | • republicanises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of republicanise. • REPUBLICANISE v. to make republican, also REPUBLICANIZE.
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| REPUBLICANISMS | • republicanisms n. Plural of republicanism. • REPUBLICANISM n. adherence to or sympathy for a republican form of government.
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| RESPECTABILISE | • respectabilise v. Alternative form of respectabilize. • RESPECTABILISE v. to make respectable, also RESPECTABILIZE.
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| SPONGIOBLASTIC | • SPONGIOBLASTIC adj. of or like a spongioblast, any of numerous columnar epithelial cells in the brain and spinal cord that develop into neuroglia. | 
| SUBDISCIPLINES | • subdisciplines n. Plural of subdiscipline. • sub-disciplines n. Plural of sub-discipline.
 • SUBDISCIPLINE n. a subdivision of a discipline.
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| SUBMICROSCOPIC | • submicroscopic adj. Smaller than microscopic; too small to be seen even with a microscope. • SUBMICROSCOPIC adj. too small to be seen in an ordinary light microscope.
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| SUBSPECIALISED | • subspecialised v. Simple past tense and past participle of subspecialise. • SUBSPECIALISE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALIZE.
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| SUBSPECIALISES | • subspecialises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subspecialise. • SUBSPECIALISE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALIZE.
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| SUBSPECIALISTS | • subspecialists n. Plural of subspecialist. • SUBSPECIALIST n. one who practises a subspecialty.
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| SUBSPECIALIZED | • subspecialized v. Simple past tense and past participle of subspecialize. • SUBSPECIALIZE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALISE.
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| SUBSPECIALIZES | • subspecializes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of subspecialize. • SUBSPECIALIZE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALISE.
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| SUBSPECIALTIES | • subspecialties n. Plural of subspecialty. • SUBSPECIALTY n. a subordinate specialty, also SUBSPECIALITY.
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| SUSCEPTIBILITY | • susceptibility n. The condition of being susceptible; vulnerability. • susceptibility n. Emotional sensitivity.
 • susceptibility n. (Biology, medicine, of a pathogen) Being vulnerable to a treatment (usually an antibiotic or antifungal);…
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