| ASSOCIABILITY | • associability n. The condition of being associable. • ASSOCIABILITY n. the quality of being associable.
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| BACTERIOLYSIS | • bacteriolysis n. The destruction of bacteria by lysis. • BACTERIOLYSIS n. destruction or dissolution of bacterial cells.
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| DISPOSABILITY | • disposability n. (Rare) The property of being disposable. • DISPOSABILITY n. the state of being disposable.
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| DISSOLUBILITY | • dissolubility n. The capability to be dissolved or disintegrated. • DISSOLUBILITY n. the state of being dissoluble.
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| FIBRINOLYSINS | • fibrinolysins n. Plural of fibrinolysin. • FIBRINOLYSIN n. any of several proteolytic enzymes that promote the dissolution of blood clots.
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| IMPOSSIBILITY | • impossibility n. Something that is impossible. • impossibility n. (Uncountable) The quality of being impossible.
 • impossibility n. (Obsolete) The state of being unable to do something.
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| INDISSOCIABLY | • indissociably adv. In a way that does not allow dissociation; having an inextricable link. • INDISSOCIABLE adv. not dissociated.
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| IRRESPONSIBLY | • irresponsibly adv. In an irresponsible manner; so as to be irresponsible. • IRRESPONSIBLE adv. not responsible.
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| MYELOFIBROSIS | • myelofibrosis n. Collagen deposition by fibroblasts in the bone marrow, whether primary or secondary to other causes… • MYELOFIBROSIS n. an anemic condition in which bone marrow becomes fibrotic.
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| OSTENSIBILITY | • ostensibility n. The quality of being ostensible. • OSTENSIBILITY n. the state of being ostensible, intended for display.
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| PSYCHOBILLIES | • PSYCHOBILLY n. a genre of popular music, blending rockabilly with punk rock. | 
| SEASONABILITY | • seasonability n. The quality or state of being seasonable. • SEASONABILITY n. appropriateness to the season.
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| SYMBOLISATION | • symbolisation n. Alternative form of symbolization. • SYMBOLISATION n. the act of symbolising, also SYMBOLIZATION.
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| SYMBOLISTICAL | • symbolistical adj. Symbolistic. • SYMBOLISTICAL adj. relating to symbolism, also SYMBOLISTIC.
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