| EXEMPLES | • exemples n. Plural of exemple. • EXEMPLE n. (French) an example or model. |
| MEGAPLEXES | • megaplexes n. Plural of megaplex. • MEGAPLEX n. a large building having many movie theaters. |
| EXEMPLIFIES | • exemplifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of exemplify. • EXEMPLIFY v. to serve as an example. |
| METROPLEXES | • metroplexes n. Plural of metroplex. • METROPLEX n. a large urban or metropolitan area. |
| PLEXIMETERS | • pleximeters n. Plural of pleximeter. • PLEXIMETER n. a small plate to receive the tap in examination by percussion, also PLESSIMETER. |
| EXEMPLIFIERS | • exemplifiers n. Plural of exemplifier. • EXEMPLIFIER n. one who exemplifies. |
| PLEXIMETRIES | • PLEXIMETRY n. the use of a pleximeter, a small, hard, elastic plate, as of ivory, bone, or rubber, placed in contact with body to receive the blow, in examination by mediate percussion. |
| COMPLEXEDNESS | • complexedness n. The state or quality of being complexed. • COMPLEXEDNESS n. the state of being complex. |
| COMPLEXNESSES | • COMPLEXNESS n. the state of being complex. |
| EXEMPLARINESS | • exemplariness n. The state or condition of being exemplary, serving as a shining example. • EXEMPLARINESS n. the state of being exemplary. |
| EXEMPLARITIES | • exemplarities n. Plural of exemplarity. • EXEMPLARITY n. the state of being exemplary. |
| EXTREMOPHILES | • extremophiles n. Plural of extremophile. • EXTREMOPHILE n. an organism that lives under extreme environmental conditions. |
| DEMULTIPLEXERS | • demultiplexers n. Plural of demultiplexer. • DEMULTIPLEXER n. an electronic device that separates a multiplex signal into its component parts. |
| COMPLEXEDNESSES | • COMPLEXEDNESS n. the state of being complex. |
| COUNTEREXAMPLES | • counterexamples n. Plural of counterexample. • COUNTEREXAMPLE n. an example that refutes or disproves a proposition or theory. |
| EXEMPLARINESSES | • EXEMPLARINESS n. the state of being exemplary. |
| EXPERIENTIALISM | • experientialism n. (Philosophy) The theory that experience is the source of knowledge. • EXPERIENTIALISM n. the doctrine that knowledge comes from experience. |
| EXPERIMENTALISE | • experimentalise v. Alternative form of experimentalize. • EXPERIMENTALISE v. to rely on experiment, also EXPERIMENTALIZE. |
| EXPERIMENTALISM | • experimentalism n. An experimental practice or tendency, especially in the arts. • experimentalism n. (Philosophy) An empirical or pragmatic approach which emphasizes the importance of experimentation. • EXPERIMENTALISM n. reliance on or advocacy of experimental or empirical principles and procedures. |
| EXPERIMENTALIST | • experimentalist n. One who performs experiments. • experimentalist n. A person who values the results of experiments over theory. • experimentalist n. A person who seeks or enjoys new experiences. |