| ANTIPROGRESSIVE | • antiprogressive adj. Opposing progress. • antiprogressive n. One who opposes progress. • ANTIPROGRESSIVE adj. opposed to progressivism. |
| DISPRIVILEGES | • disprivileges v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disprivilege. • DISPRIVILEGE v. to deprive of a privilege. |
| OVEREMPHASISING | • overemphasising v. Present participle of overemphasise. • OVEREMPHASISE v. to emphasise to excess, also OVEREMPHASIZE. |
| OVERIMPRESSING | • overimpressing v. Present participle of overimpress. • OVERIMPRESS v. to impress excessively. |
| PROGENITIVENESS | • progenitiveness n. The state or quality of being progenitive (able to produce offspring). • PROGENITIVENESS n. the state of being progenitive. |
| PROGRESSIVISM | • progressivism n. A political ideology that favours progress towards better conditions in society. • PROGRESSIVISM n. sympathy with or advocacy of progress, also PROGRESSISM. |
| PROGRESSIVISMS | • progressivisms n. Plural of progressivism. • PROGRESSIVISM n. sympathy with or advocacy of progress, also PROGRESSISM. |
| PROGRESSIVIST | • progressivist n. An advocate of progressivism. • PROGRESSIVIST n. an upholder of progressivism. |
| PROGRESSIVISTIC | • progressivistic adj. Relating to, or supporting, progressivism. • PROGRESSIVISTIC adj. relating to progressivism. |
| PROGRESSIVISTS | • progressivists n. Plural of progressivist. • PROGRESSIVIST n. an upholder of progressivism. |
| PROGRESSIVITIES | • progressivities n. Plural of progressivity. • PROGRESSIVITY n. the state of being a progressive tax. |
| PROGRESSIVITY | • progressivity n. The condition of being progressive. • PROGRESSIVITY n. the state of being a progressive tax. |
| SUPERGRAVITIES | • supergravities n. Plural of supergravity. • SUPERGRAVITY n. any of various theories in physics that are based on supersymmetry and attempt to unify general relativity and quantum theory and that state that the principal transmitter of gravity is the graviton. |
| SUPERVISING | • supervising v. Present participle of supervise. • SUPERVISE v. to oversee, superintend. |