| DEMILITARISE | • demilitarise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of demilitarize. • DEMILITARISE v. to deprive of a military character, also DEMILITARIZE. |
| DEMILITARIZE | • demilitarize v. To remove troops from an area. • demilitarize v. To prevent troops from entering an area. • demilitarize v. To return an area to civilian control. |
| IMMORALITIES | • immoralities n. Plural of immorality. • IMMORALITY n. the state of being immoral. |
| IMPERIALISTS | • imperialists n. Plural of imperialist. • Imperialists n. Plural of Imperialist. • IMPERIALIST n. a supporter of imperialism. |
| INTERSTIMULI | • interstimuli adj. Alternative form of interstimulus. |
| LEGITIMISERS | • legitimisers n. Plural of legitimiser. • LEGITIMISER n. one who legitimises, also LEGITIMIZER. |
| LEGITIMIZERS | • legitimizers n. Plural of legitimizer. • LEGITIMIZER n. one who legitimizes, also LEGITIMISER. |
| LIBERTINISMS | • libertinisms n. Plural of libertinism. • LIBERTINISM n. the state of being libertine. |
| MILLISIEVERT | • millisievert n. (Physics) A unit of ionizing radiation equal to 10-3 sieverts. • MILLISIEVERT n. one thousandth of a sievert. |
| MISERABILIST | • miserabilist n. One who is unhappy, or extols being miserable as a virtue; a philosopher of pessimism. • miserabilist adj. Miserable, pessimistic. • MISERABILIST n. a person who appears to enjoy being depressed, esp. a performer of or listener to gloomy music. |
| MULIEBRITIES | • muliebrities n. Plural of muliebrity. • muliebrities n. (Obsolete) plural of muliebritie. • MULIEBRITY n. the state of being a woman; femininity. |
| RELEGITIMIZE | • relegitimize v. To make legitimate again. |
| REMILITARISE | • remilitarise v. Alternative form of remilitarize. • REMILITARISE v. to militarise again, also REMILITARIZE. |
| REMILITARIZE | • remilitarize v. (Transitive) To militarize (a demilitarized area) again. • REMILITARIZE v. to militarize again, also REMILITARISE. |
| SIMILARITIES | • similarities n. Plural of similarity. • SIMILARITY n. the state of being similar. |
| VERISIMILITY | • verisimility n. (Obsolete) Verisimilitude. • VERISIMILITY n. (obsolete) verisimilitude. |
| VERTICILLIUM | • verticillium n. Any of many fungi, of the genus Verticillium, that cause wilt in plants. • VERTICILLIUM n. a fungus some species of which cause plant disease. |