| CONVERGENCE | • convergence n. The act of moving toward union or uniformity. • convergence n. A meeting place. • convergence n. The intersection of three electron beams for red, green and blue onto a single pixel in a CRT. |
| FERVENTNESS | • ferventness n. The quality of being fervent. • FERVENTNESS n. the quality of being fervent. |
| INTERNECIVE | • internecive adj. Internecine. • INTERNECIVE adj. deadly, murderous, also INTERNECINE. |
| INTERVEINED | • interveined adj. Intersected with, or as if with, veins. • INTERVEIN v. to intersect (as) with veins. |
| INTERVENERS | • interveners n. Plural of intervener. • INTERVENER n. one who intervenes, also INTERVENOR. |
| INVERNESSES | • Invernesses n. Plural of Inverness. • INVERNESS n. a loose overcoat with a detachable cape. |
| NERVINESSES | • NERVINESS n. the state of being nervy. |
| NONBELIEVER | • nonbeliever n. A person who does not believe, especially regarding religion. • non-believer n. Alternative spelling of nonbeliever. • NONBELIEVER n. one who does not believe. |
| NONVENEREAL | • nonvenereal adj. Not venereal. • NONVENEREAL adj. not venereal. |
| OVERINTENSE | • overintense adj. Excessively intense. • OVERINTENSE adj. excessively intense. |
| OVERWEENING | • overweening adj. Unduly confident; arrogant. • overweening adj. Exaggerated, excessive. • overweening n. (Now rare) An excessively high opinion of oneself or one’s abilities; presumption, arrogance. |
| PREVENIENCE | • prevenience n. (Methodism) The act or condition of occurring earlier, of being antecedent. • prevenience n. (Methodism) Something done beforehand in anticipation of a later situation. • PREVENIENCE n. the state of prevening. |
| PROVENIENCE | • provenience n. (Archaeology) Source; findspot; origin. • PROVENIENCE n. an origin, source, also PROVENANCE. |
| REINNERVATE | • reinnervate v. To innervate again. • REINNERVATE v. to innervate again. |
| REVENGEMENT | • revengement n. Revenge. • REVENGEMENT n. (Shakespeare) revenge, also VENGEMENT. |
| REVERENCING | • reverencing v. Present participle of reverence. • REVERENCE v. to venerate, also REVERE. |
| UNPREVENTED | • unprevented adj. Not having been prevented. • UNPREVENTED adj. not prevented. |
| UNRETENTIVE | • unretentive adj. Not retentive. • UNRETENTIVE adj. not retentive. |
| UNVENERABLE | • unvenerable adj. Not venerable. • UNVENERABLE adj. not venerable. |