| HYPERBOLISES | • hyperbolises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hyperbolise. • HYPERBOLISE v. to indulge in hyperbole, also HYPERBOLIZE. |
| INEXPRESSIBLY | • inexpressibly adv. In an inexpressible manner. • INEXPRESSIBLE adv. that cannot be expressed. |
| IRREPRESSIBLY | • irrepressibly adv. In a manner or to a degree that can not be repressed; in an irrepressible way. • IRREPRESSIBLE adv. impossible to repress. |
| PRESBYOPIES | • PRESBYOPY n. long-sightedness in old age, also PRESBYOPIA. |
| PRESBYTERIALS | • presbyterials n. Plural of presbyterial. • PRESBYTERIAL n. an organization of Presbyterian women associated with a presbytery. |
| PRESBYTERIANISE | • PRESBYTERIANISE v. to make presbyterian, also PRESBYTERIANIZE. |
| PRESBYTERIANISM | • presbyterianism n. That form of church government which invests presbyters with all spiritual power, and admits no prelates… • Presbyterianism n. A form of Protestant Christianity based on Calvinism. • Presbyterianism n. A form of Christian church government characterized by rule by bodies of presbyters or elders. |
| PRESBYTERIANS | • Presbyterians n. Plural of Presbyterian. • PRESBYTERIAN n. a member of a Presbyterian church. |
| PRESBYTERIES | • presbyteries n. Plural of presbytery. • PRESBYTERY n. part of church reserved for officiating clergy. |
| PRESBYTERSHIP | • presbytership n. The office or station of a presbyter; presbyterate. • PRESBYTERSHIP n. the office of presbyter, an elder in the early Christian church. |
| PRESBYTERSHIPS | • presbyterships n. Plural of presbytership. • PRESBYTERSHIP n. the office of presbyter, an elder in the early Christian church. |
| REPRESSIBILITY | • repressibility n. (Uncountable) The condition of being repressible. • repressibility n. (Countable) The extent to which something is repressible. • REPRESSIBILITY n. the state of being repressible. |
| REPRESSIBLY | • REPRESSIBLE adv. that can be repressed. |
| SUPERSENSIBLY | • supersensibly adv. In a supersensible manner. • SUPERSENSIBLE adv. beyond physical perception; spiritual. |