| DISADVENTUROUS | • disadventurous adj. (Obsolete) Unfortunate; calamitous. • DISADVENTUROUS adj. (obsolete) unfortunate. |
| INDIVIDUALISED | • individualised v. Simple past tense and past participle of individualise. • INDIVIDUALISE v. to make individual, also INDIVIDUALIZE. |
| INDIVIDUALISER | • individualiser n. Alternative form of individualizer. • INDIVIDUALISER n. one who individualises, also INDIVIDUALIZER. |
| INDIVIDUALISES | • individualises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of individualise. • INDIVIDUALISE v. to make individual, also INDIVIDUALIZE. |
| INDIVIDUALISMS | • individualisms n. Plural of individualism. • INDIVIDUALISM n. belief that individual interests and rights are paramount. |
| INDIVIDUALISTS | • individualists n. Plural of individualist. • INDIVIDUALIST n. one that pursues a markedly independent course in thought or action. |
| INDIVIDUALIZED | • individualized v. Simple past tense and past participle of individualize. • individualized adj. That has been tailored to an individual. • INDIVIDUALIZE v. to make individual in character, also INDIVIDUALISE. |
| INDIVIDUALIZER | • individualizer n. One who individualizes. • individualizer n. (Grammar) A construction that conveys the idea of an individual thing. • INDIVIDUALIZER n. one who individualises, also INDIVIDUALISER. |
| INDIVIDUALIZES | • individualizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of individualize. • INDIVIDUALIZE v. to make individual in character, also INDIVIDUALISE. |
| INDIVIDUATIONS | • individuations n. Plural of individuation. • INDIVIDUATION n. the development of the individual from the universal. |
| NONINDIVIDUALS | • nonindividuals n. Plural of nonindividual. • NONINDIVIDUAL n. an entity that is not an individual. |
| OVERDISCOUNTED | • overdiscounted v. Simple past tense and past participle of overdiscount. • OVERDISCOUNT v. to discount excessively. |
| UNDERDELIVERED | • underdelivered v. Simple past tense and past participle of underdeliver. • UNDERDELIVER v. to fail to achieve what has been expected or promised. |