| DEPRESSURISE | • depressurise v. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of depressurize. • DEPRESSURISE v. to reduce the air pressure in esp. suddenly, also DEPRESSURIZE. |
| DEPRESSURIZE | • depressurize v. (Transitive) To reduce the air pressure within a chamber. • depressurize v. (Intransitive) To have the pressure of one’s environmental atmosphere reduced. • DEPRESSURIZE v. to reduce the air pressure in esp. suddenly, also DEPRESSURISE. |
| GEOPRESSURED | • geopressured adj. Subject to geologic overpressure. • GEOPRESSURED adj. subjected to great pressure from geologic forces. |
| OVERPERSUADE | • overpersuade v. To win someone over through persuasion; to convince (someone) to do something against their own judgement or wishes. • OVERPERSUADE v. to persuade to act contrary to one's conviction or preference. |
| PERADVENTURE | • peradventure adv. (Archaic) Perchance or maybe; perhaps; supposing. • peradventure n. Chance, doubt or uncertainty. • PERADVENTURE adj. by chance. |
| PREDEPARTURE | • predeparture adj. Occurring before or in preparation for one’s departure. • predeparture n. (Rare) The time or preparations leading up to one’s departure. • PREDEPARTURE adj. preceding a departure. |
| SUPERPOWERED | • superpowered adj. Very highly powered. • superpowered adj. Equipped with superpowers. • superpowered adj. Possessing powers that are super. |
| SUPERREFINED | • superrefined adj. Very highly refined. • SUPERREFINE v. to refine to a very high degree. |
| SUPERSEDERES | • supersederes n. Plural of supersedere. • SUPERSEDERE n. (Scots) a private agreement among creditors, under a trust-law, to supersede or sist diligence for a certain period. |
| SUPERSEDURES | • supersedures n. Plural of supersedure. • SUPERSEDURE n. the act of superseding. |
| UNDERKEEPERS | • underkeepers n. Plural of underkeeper. • UNDERKEEPER n. a subordinate keeper. |
| UNDERPOWERED | • underpowered v. Simple past tense and past participle of underpower. • underpowered adj. Having insufficient power for its operation. • UNDERPOWERED adj. driven by an engine of insufficient power. |