| ABORIGINALISMS | • ABORIGINALISM n. due recognition of native peoples. |
| AMISSIBILITIES | • AMISSIBILITY n. the state of being amissible, liable to be lost. |
| ASSIMILABILITY | • assimilability n. The quality or degree of being assimilable. • ASSIMILABILITY n. the state of being assimilable. |
| ASSUMABILITIES | • ASSUMABILITY n. the capacity to be assumed. |
| BIBLIOPHILISMS | • BIBLIOPHILISM n. love of books. |
| COMPOSSIBILITY | • compossibility n. The quality of being compossible. • COMPOSSIBILITY n. the state of being compossible, possible along with something else. |
| FILIBUSTERISMS | • FILIBUSTERISM n. the actions of a filibuster. |
| IMPOSSIBILISMS | • IMPOSSIBILISM n. belief in or advocacy of an impracticable policy. |
| IMPOSSIBILISTS | • impossibilists n. Plural of impossibilist. • IMPOSSIBILIST n. one who believes in or advocates an impracticable policy. |
| IMPRESSIBILITY | • impressibility n. The quality of being impressible. • IMPRESSIBILITY n. the state of being impressible. |
| INFALLIBILISMS | • infallibilisms n. Plural of infallibilism. • INFALLIBILISM n. the doctrine of the Pope's infallibility. |
| INIMITABLENESS | • inimitableness n. Inimitability; the state or quality of being inimitable. • INIMITABLE n. that cannot be imitated. |
| LIBERATIONISMS | • liberationisms n. Plural of liberationism. • LIBERATIONISM n. the cause of social freedom and equality for sections of society believed to be underprivileged or discriminated against. |
| PERMISSIBILITY | • permissibility n. (Uncountable) The condition of being permissible; legitimacy; allowability. • permissibility n. (Countable) A permissible act. • PERMISSIBILITY n. the state of being permissible. |
| SUBMERSIBILITY | • SUBMERSIBILITY n. the state of being submersible. |
| TIMBROPHILISTS | • TIMBROPHILIST n. a stamp-collector. |