| DEATTRIBUTING | • deattributing v. Present participle of deattribute. • DEATTRIBUTE v. to withdraw the attribution of e.g. a work of art or literature to a particular artist, writer, etc. |
| DETECTABILITY | • detectability n. (Uncountable) The state of being detectable. • detectability n. (Countable) The extent to which something is detectable. • DETECTABILITY n. the state of being detectable. |
| DETESTABILITY | • detestability n. The state or quality of being detestable. • DETESTABILITY n. the quality of being detestable. |
| DISUBSTITUTED | • disubstituted adj. (Organic chemistry) Having two substituents. • DISUBSTITUTED adj. having two substituent atoms or groups in a molecule. |
| MISATTRIBUTED | • misattributed v. Simple past tense and past participle of misattribute. • MISATTRIBUTE v. to attribute wrongly. |
| THIMBLEWITTED | • THIMBLEWITTED adj. silly, dimwitted. |
| DISATTRIBUTION | • DISATTRIBUTION n. the act of adjudging a work of art, etc. to be no longer the product of a particular artist etc. |
| DISTRIBUTIVITY | • distributivity n. (Mathematics) the fact of being distributive. • DISTRIBUTIVITY n. the state of being distributive. |
| TRISUBSTITUTED | • trisubstituted adj. (Organic chemistry) substituted with three (identical or different) substituents. • TRISUBSTITUTED adj. having three substituent atoms or groups in the molecule. |
| BLOODTHIRSTIEST | • bloodthirstiest adj. Superlative form of bloodthirsty: most bloodthirsty. • BLOODTHIRSTY adj. eager for bloodshed. |
| DESTRUCTIBILITY | • destructibility n. The condition of being destructible. • DESTRUCTIBILITY n. the state of being destructible. |
| DETECTABILITIES | • detectabilities n. Plural of detectability. • DETECTABILITY n. the state of being detectable. |
| DETESTABILITIES | • DETESTABILITY n. the quality of being detestable. |
| DISATTRIBUTIONS | • DISATTRIBUTION n. the act of adjudging a work of art, etc. to be no longer the product of a particular artist etc. |
| DISTRACTIBILITY | • distractibility n. The ease with which a person’s concentration can be interfered with by external stimulation or by irrelevant… • DISTRACTIBILITY n. the state of being distractible. |
| TINTINNABULATED | • tintinnabulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of tintinnabulate. • TINTINNABULATE v. to ring; to tinkle. |