| CIVILISERS | • civilisers n. Plural of civiliser. • CIVILISER n. one who civilises, also CIVILIZER. |
| CIVILITIES | • civilities n. Plural of civility. • CIVILITY n. politeness. |
| CIVILIZERS | • civilizers n. Plural of civilizer. • CIVILIZER n. one who civilizes, also CIVILISER. |
| DECIVILISE | • decivilise v. Alternative spelling of decivilize. • DECIVILISE v. to reduce from civilization to a savage state, also DECIVILIZE. |
| DIVISIVELY | • divisively adv. In a divisive manner. • DIVISIVE adv. causing disunity or dissension. |
| INCISIVELY | • incisively adv. In an incisive manner. • INCISIVE adv. cutting, trenchant. |
| INVISIBLES | • invisibles n. Plural of invisible. • invisibles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of invisible. • INVISIBLE n. an invisible export. |
| LIVIDITIES | • lividities n. Plural of lividity. • LIVIDITY n. the state of being livid. |
| LIXIVIATES | • lixiviates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lixiviate. • LIXIVIATE v. to separate by washing with solvent; to treat with lye, etc. |
| RIVALITIES | • rivalities n. Plural of rivality. • RIVALITY n. competition, also RIVALRY. |
| SIMILATIVE | • similative adj. Implying or indicating likeness or resemblance. • similative n. (Grammar) A grammatical case expressing similarity. • SIMILATIVE adj. indicating likeness or resemblance. |
| TRIVIALISE | • trivialise v. Non-Oxford standard spelling of trivialize. • TRIVIALISE v. to make trivial, also TRIVIALIZE. |
| VAGILITIES | • vagilities n. Plural of vagility. • VAGILITY n. freedom of movement. |
| VALIDITIES | • validities n. Plural of validity. • VALIDITY n. the state of being valid. |
| VILLAINIES | • villainies n. Plural of villainy. • VILLAINY n. conduct characteristic of a villain, also VILLANY. |
| VIRALITIES | • viralities n. Plural of virality. • VIRALITY n. the state of being viral. |
| VIRILITIES | • virilities n. Plural of virility. • VIRILITY n. the state of being virile. |
| VITALITIES | • vitalities n. Plural of vitality. • VITALITY n. exuberant physical strength or mental vigor. |
| VITRIOLISE | • vitriolise v. Alternative form of vitriolize. • VITRIOLISE v. to treat with vitriol, also VITRIOLIZE. |