| BIOEQUIVALENCES | • bioequivalences n. Plural of bioequivalence. |
| BIOLUMINESCENCE | • bioluminescence n. (Biology, biochemistry) The emission of light by a living organism (such as a firefly). • BIOLUMINESCENCE n. the emission of light from living organisms. |
| CYBERSECURITIES | • CYBERSECURITY n. the state of being safe from electronic crime and the measures taken to achieve this. |
| DEDUCIBLENESSES | • DEDUCIBLENESS n. the state of being deducible. |
| DISENCUMBERMENT | • DISENCUMBERMENT n. the act of disencumbering. |
| ELEUTHEROPHOBIC | • ELEUTHEROPHOBIC adj. suffering from a fear of freedom. |
| ENTEROBACTERIUM | • enterobacterium n. (Microbiology) Any of very many gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria of the family Enterobacteriaceae… • ENTEROBACTERIUM n. any of a family of bacteria that includes salmonella and shigella. |
| INCURABLENESSES | • INCURABLENESS n. the state of being incurable. |
| INEXCUSABLENESS | • inexcusableness n. The quality of being inexcusable. • INEXCUSABLENESS n. the state of being inexcusable. |
| INTERSUBJECTIVE | • intersubjective adj. Involving or occurring between separate conscious minds. • intersubjective adj. Accessible to or capable of being established for two or more subjects. • INTERSUBJECTIVE adj. involving or occurring between separate conscious minds. |
| IRREDUCIBLENESS | • irreducibleness n. The quality of being irreducible. • IRREDUCIBLE n. that cannot be reduced. |
| REDUCIBLENESSES | • REDUCIBLENESS n. the state of being reducible. |
| SUBINTELLIGENCE | • SUBINTELLIGENCE n. an implication that is understood without necessarily being stated, also SUBINTELLECTION. |
| SUPERINCUMBENCE | • superincumbence n. The quality of being superincumbent. • SUPERINCUMBENCE n. the state of lying on top of, also SUPERINCUMBENCY. |
| SUSCEPTIBLENESS | • susceptibleness n. The quality of being susceptible. • SUSCEPTIBLENESS n. the state of being susceptible. |
| UNEXCEPTIONABLE | • unexceptionable adj. Beyond reproach; unimpeachable. • UNEXCEPTIONABLE adj. not open to objection or criticism. |