| BUMPTIOUSNESSES | • bumptiousnesses n. Plural of bumptiousness. • BUMPTIOUSNESS n. the state of being bumptious. |
| BUSINESSPERSONS | • businesspersons n. Plural of businessperson. • BUSINESSPERSON n. a businessman or businesswoman. |
| IMPLAUSIBLENESS | • implausibleness n. Implausibility; the state or quality of being implausible. • IMPLAUSIBLE n. not plausible, also UNPLAUSIBLE. |
| IMPUTABLENESSES | • IMPUTABLENESS n. the state of being imputable. |
| INSUPERABLENESS | • insuperableness n. The quality of being insuperable or insurmountable; insuperability. • INSUPERABLE n. that cannot be overcome. |
| OPPROBRIOUSNESS | • opprobriousness n. The state or condition of being opprobrious. • OPPROBRIOUS n. expressing contemptuous reproach; bringing disgrace. |
| PLAUSIBLENESSES | • PLAUSIBLENESS n. the state of being plausible. |
| SUBLAPSARIANISM | • sublapsarianism n. Infralapsarianism. • SUBLAPSARIANISM n. a doctrine of moderate Calvinists, that God permitted the fall of Adam without preordaining it. |
| SUBPROFESSIONAL | • subprofessional adj. Not meeting the quality standards expected of a professional. • subprofessional n. A person working at less than professional level. • SUBPROFESSIONAL adj. functioning or qualified to function below the professional level but distinctly above the clerical or labor level and usually under the supervision of a professionally trained person. |
| SUBSPECIALISING | • subspecialising v. Present participle of subspecialise. • SUBSPECIALISE v. to practise a subspecialty, also SUBSPECIALIZE. |
| SUBSPECIALITIES | • subspecialities n. Plural of subspeciality. • SUBSPECIALITY n. a subordinate speciality, also SUBSPECIALTY. |
| SUPERSUBTLETIES | • supersubtleties n. Plural of supersubtlety. • SUPERSUBTLETY n. the state of being supersubtle. |
| SUPPRESSIBILITY | • suppressibility n. Quality of being suppressible. • SUPPRESSIBILITY n. the state of being suppressible. |
| SUSCEPTIBLENESS | • susceptibleness n. The quality of being susceptible. • SUSCEPTIBLENESS n. the state of being susceptible. |