| ASTOUNDMENT | • astoundment n. Amazement. • ASTOUNDMENT n. (archaic) great surprise. |
| ATTENDEMENT | • attendement n. (Obsolete, nonce word) intent. • ATTENDEMENT n. (Spenser) intention. |
| ATTENDMENTS | • attendments n. Plural of attendment. • ATTENDMENT n. an attendant circumstance. |
| DEMENTATING | • dementating v. Present participle of dementate. • DEMENTATE v. (archaic) to deprive of reason. |
| DENOTEMENTS | • denotements n. Plural of denotement. • DENOTEMENT n. (Shakespeare) a sign, indication. |
| DETAINMENTS | • detainments n. Plural of detainment. • DETAINMENT n. detention. |
| DETERMINANT | • determinant n. A determining factor; an element that determines the nature of something. • determinant n. (Linear algebra) A scalar that encodes certain characteristics of a given transformation matrix; the… • determinant n. (Biology) A substance that causes a cell to adopt a particular fate. |
| DETRAINMENT | • detrainment n. The act of detraining. • detrainment n. (Meteorology) The diffusion of air from an organized current into the general atmosphere. • DETRAINMENT n. the act of detraining. |
| EDUTAINMENT | • edutainment n. A form of programming (cinematic, television, live action, games or any material) that provides both… • EDUTAINMENT n. education combined with entertainment. |
| INDICTMENTS | • indictments n. Plural of indictment. • INDICTMENT n. the action or the legal process of indicting. |
| INDITEMENTS | • inditements n. Misspelling of indictments. • INDITEMENT n. composition, the act of inditing. |
| INTENDMENTS | • intendments n. Plural of intendment. • INTENDMENT n. the true meaning or intention of something, esp. a law. |
| UNTORMENTED | • untormented adj. Not tormented. • UNTORMENTED adj. not tormented. |