| DECOMMUNISATION | • decommunisation n. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of decommunization. • de-communisation n. Alternative form of decommunisation. • de-Communisation n. Alternative form of decommunisation. |
| DECOMMUNIZATION | • decommunization n. The act, process, or result of decommunizing. • de-communization n. Alternative form of decommunisation. • de-Communization n. Alternative form of decommunisation. |
| DISENCUMBERMENT | • DISENCUMBERMENT n. the act of disencumbering. |
| FUNDAMENTALISMS | • fundamentalisms n. Plural of fundamentalism. • FUNDAMENTALISM n. a movement in 20th century Protestantism emphasizing the literally interpreted Bible as fundamental to Christian life and teaching. |
| IMMUNODEFICIENT | • immunodeficient adj. Exhibiting immunodeficiency. • IMMUNODEFICIENT adj. relating to immunodeficiency, deficiency in immune response due to depletion or inactivity of lymphoid cells. |
| IMMUNODIAGNOSES | • immunodiagnoses n. Plural of immunodiagnosis. • IMMUNODIAGNOSIS n. a diagnosis relating to immunology. |
| IMMUNODIAGNOSIS | • immunodiagnosis n. (Medicine) diagnosis using immunodiagnostics; serodiagnosis. • IMMUNODIAGNOSIS n. a diagnosis relating to immunology. |
| IMMUNODIFFUSION | • immunodiffusion n. A technique used to detect the reaction between an antigen and an antibody by observing the behavior… • IMMUNODIFFUSION n. any of various analytical techniques that involve antigen and antibody solutions diffusing toward each other in a gel until antibody binds specifically to antigen to form a precipitate. |
| UNACCOMMODATING | • unaccommodating adj. Not accommodating. • UNACCOMMODATING adj. not accommodating. |
| UNDEREMPLOYMENT | • underemployment n. The condition of being underemployed. • UNDEREMPLOYMENT n. the condition in which people in a labor force are employed at less than full-time or regular jobs or at jobs inadequate with respect to their training or economic needs. |
| UNRECOMMENDABLE | • unrecommendable adj. Not recommendable. • UNRECOMMENDABLE adj. not recommendable. |