| DISQUIETING | • disquieting adj. Causing mental trouble or anguish; upsetting; making uneasy. • disquieting v. Present participle of disquiet. • disquieting n. The act by which someone or something is disquieted. |
| DISQUISITION | • disquisition n. A methodical inquiry or investigation. • disquisition n. A lengthy, formal discourse that analyses or explains some topic; (loosely) a dissertation or treatise. • DISQUISITION n. a carefully argued examination of a topic. |
| LIQUIDATIONS | • liquidations n. Plural of liquidation. • LIQUIDATION n. the act of liquidating. |
| DEREQUISITION | • derequisition v. (Transitive) To return or release (something previously requisitioned). • DEREQUISITION v. to return (something that has been used for a military purpose) to civilian use. |
| DISQUANTITIED | • disquantitied v. Simple past tense and past participle of disquantity. • DISQUANTITY v. (Shakespeare) to reduce in quantity. |
| DISQUANTITIES | • disquantities v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disquantity. • DISQUANTITY v. (Shakespeare) to reduce in quantity. |
| DISQUIETENING | • disquietening v. Present participle of disquieten. • DISQUIETEN v. to make disquiet, anxious. |
| DISQUIETINGLY | • disquietingly adv. In a disquieting manner. • DISQUIETING adv. DISQUIET, to deprive of quiet, rest, or peace. |
| DISQUISITIONS | • disquisitions n. Plural of disquisition. • DISQUISITION n. a carefully argued examination of a topic. |
| REQUISITIONED | • requisitioned v. Simple past tense and past participle of requisition. • REQUISITION v. to make a demand for supplies. |
| DEREQUISITIONS | • derequisitions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of derequisition. • DEREQUISITION v. to return (something that has been used for a military purpose) to civilian use. |
| DISQUANTITYING | • disquantitying v. Present participle of disquantity. • DISQUANTITY v. (Shakespeare) to reduce in quantity. |
| DISQUISITIONAL | • disquisitional adj. Pertaining to disquisition; of the nature of disquisition. • DISQUISITIONAL adj. of or like a disquisition, also DISQUISITIONARY, DISQUISITIVE, DISQUISITORY. |
| LIQUIDATIONISM | • liquidationism n. (Politics, Marxism) In Marxist theory, the ideological liquidation (negation) of the revolutionary party… • liquidationism n. (Economics, libertarianism) The belief that no actions to mitigate the effects of recessions should… • LIQUIDATIONISM n. a theory of economics which holds that governments should not interfere in a recession. |
| LIQUIDATIONIST | • liquidationist n. A proponent of liquidationism. • LIQUIDATIONIST n. a proponent of the theory of economics which holds that governments should not interfere in a recession. |
| DEREQUISITIONED | • derequisitioned v. Simple past tense and past participle of derequisition. • DEREQUISITION v. to return (something that has been used for a military purpose) to civilian use. |
| DISQUISITIONARY | • disquisitionary adj. Pertaining to disquisition; disquisitional. • DISQUISITIONARY adj. of or like a disquisition, also DISQUISITIONAL, DISQUISITIVE, DISQUISITORY. |
| LIQUIDATIONISMS | • LIQUIDATIONISM n. a theory of economics which holds that governments should not interfere in a recession. |
| LIQUIDATIONISTS | • liquidationists n. Plural of liquidationist. • LIQUIDATIONIST n. a proponent of the theory of economics which holds that governments should not interfere in a recession. |