| ANTICLINORIUM | • anticlinorium n. (Geology) A series of parallel anticlinal folds on a regional-scale anticline. • ANTICLINORIUM n. an arch-shaped group of anticlines and synclines. |
| CRIMINALISING | • criminalising v. Present participle of criminalise. • CRIMINALISE v. to make illegal, also CRIMINALIZE. |
| CRIMINALIZING | • criminalizing v. Present participle of criminalize. • CRIMINALIZE v. to make illegal, also CRIMINALISE. |
| DISCONFIRMING | • disconfirming v. Present participle of disconfirm. • DISCONFIRM v. to deny the validity of. |
| DISCRIMINANTS | • discriminants n. Plural of discriminant. • DISCRIMINANT n. a mathematical expression providing a criterion for the behavior of another more complicated expression. |
| INCENDIARISMS | • incendiarisms n. Plural of incendiarism. • INCENDIARISM n. the malicious burning of property. |
| INCLINATORIUM | • inclinatorium n. A dipping needle. • INCLINATORIUM n. the dipping-needle, an instrument for determining magnetic dip. |
| INCRIMINATING | • incriminating adj. Causing, showing, or proving that one is guilty of wrongdoing. • incriminating v. Present participle of incriminate. • INCRIMINATE v. to charge with a crime or fault. |
| INCRIMINATION | • incrimination n. The act of incriminating someone; accusation. • INCRIMINATION n. the act of incriminating. |
| INCRIMINATORS | • incriminators n. Plural of incriminator. • INCRIMINATOR n. one who incriminates. |
| INCRIMINATORY | • incriminatory adj. That incriminates. • INCRIMINATORY adj. tending to incriminate. |
| INFORMATICIAN | • informatician n. Someone who practices informatics. • INFORMATICIAN n. someone engaged in informatics. |
| INHARMONICITY | • inharmonicity n. (Literally) The quality or state of being not or less than totally harmonious. • inharmonicity n. (Music) The degree to which the frequencies of overtones (known as partial tones or harmonics) depart… • INHARMONICITY n. the state of being inharmonic. |
| MICRONISATION | • micronisation n. (Britain) The process by which a material is reduced in size, often to micrometre proportions. • MICRONISATION n. the process of micronising, also MICRONIZATION. |
| MICRONIZATION | • micronization n. (US) Alternative spelling of micronisation. • MICRONIZATION n. the process of micronizing, also MICRONISATION. |
| MICROPRINTING | • microprinting n. Microprint. • microprinting n. The generation of microprint. • MICROPRINTING n. the act of making a microprint of. |
| RECRIMINATING | • recriminating v. Present participle of recriminate. • RECRIMINATE v. to charge one's accuser. |
| RECRIMINATION | • recrimination n. The act of recriminating. • recrimination n. A counter or mutual accusation. • RECRIMINATION n. a retaliatory accusation. |
| ROMANTICISING | • romanticising v. (Britain) present participle of romanticise. • ROMANTICISE v. to make romantic, also ROMANTICIZE. |
| ROMANTICIZING | • romanticizing v. (US) present participle of romanticize. • ROMANTICIZE v. to make romantic, also ROMANTICISE. |