| DEPOLYMERISE | • depolymerise v. Alternative form of depolymerize. • DEPOLYMERISE v. to break a large molecule into simpler ones that have the same basic formula, also DEPOLYMERIZE. |
| DEPOLYMERISED | • depolymerised v. Simple past tense and past participle of depolymerise. • DEPOLYMERISE v. to break a large molecule into simpler ones that have the same basic formula, also DEPOLYMERIZE. |
| DEPOLYMERISES | • depolymerises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of depolymerise. • DEPOLYMERISE v. to break a large molecule into simpler ones that have the same basic formula, also DEPOLYMERIZE. |
| DEPOLYMERIZE | • depolymerize v. (Chemistry) To decompose a polymer into smaller fragments. • DEPOLYMERIZE v. to break a large molecule into simpler ones that have the same basic formula, also DEPOLYMERISE. |
| DEPOLYMERIZED | • depolymerized v. Simple past tense and past participle of depolymerize. • DEPOLYMERIZE v. to break a large molecule into simpler ones that have the same basic formula, also DEPOLYMERISE. |
| DEPOLYMERIZES | • depolymerizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of depolymerize. • DEPOLYMERIZE v. to break a large molecule into simpler ones that have the same basic formula, also DEPOLYMERISE. |
| DEVELOPMENTALLY | • developmentally adv. In terms of development. • DEVELOPMENTAL adv. relating to development. |
| EPIDERMOLYSES | • EPIDERMOLYSIS n. a state of detachment or loosening of the epidermis. |
| MEDDLESOMELY | • meddlesomely adv. In a meddlesome manner. • MEDDLESOME adv. given to meddling. |
| MONEYLENDER | • moneylender n. A person who lends money and charges interest, especially one who is not part of the official financial industry. • MONEYLENDER n. one whose business is lending money. |
| MONEYLENDERS | • moneylenders n. Plural of moneylender. • MONEYLENDER n. one whose business is lending money. |
| OSTEOMYELITIDES | • osteomyelitides n. Plural of osteomyelitis. |
| RADIOTELEMETRY | • radiotelemetry n. Any form of telemetry that uses radio waves to transmit the data. • radio␣telemetry n. Telemetry by use of radio waves. • RADIOTELEMETRY n. signalling by radiotelemeter, an instrument for measuring an electrical or other quantity and signalling the measurement to a distant point. |
| REDEPLOYMENT | • redeployment n. The act of redeploying. • redeployment n. A new deployment. • REDEPLOYMENT n. the act of redeploying. |
| REDEPLOYMENTS | • redeployments n. Plural of redeployment. • REDEPLOYMENT n. the act of redeploying. |
| REEMPLOYED | • reemployed v. Simple past tense and past participle of reemploy. • reëmployed v. Simple past tense and past participle of reëmploy. • re-employed v. Simple past tense and past participle of re-employ. |
| UNDEREMPLOYED | • underemployed adj. Employed in a job that offers fewer work hours than desired. • UNDEREMPLOYED adj. having less than full-time, regular, or adequate employment. |
| 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. |