| CONTROVERSIAL | • controversial adj. Arousing controversy—a debate or discussion of opposing opinions. • CONTROVERSIAL adj. of, relating to, or arousing controversy. |
| INTRAVERSABLE | • intraversable adj. Not traversable. • INTRAVERSABLE adj. that cannot be traversed. |
| INTROVERSIBLE | • INTROVERSIBLE adj. capable of being introverted. |
| IRRELEVANCIES | • irrelevancies n. Plural of irrelevancy. • IRRELEVANCY n. the state of being irrelevant, also IRRELEVANCE. |
| LATEROVERSION | • lateroversion n. (Pathology) abnormal lateral displacement of a body part, especially of the uterus. • LATEROVERSION n. abnormal lateral displacement of a bodily organ or part, esp. of the uterus. |
| NONREVERSIBLE | • nonreversible adj. Not reversible; irreversible. • NONREVERSIBLE adj. not reversible. |
| OVERRELIANCES | • overreliances n. Plural of overreliance. • OVERRELIANCE n. an excessive reliance. |
| OVERWRESTLING | • overwrestling v. Present participle of overwrestle. • OVERWRESTLE v. (Spenser) to overcome by wrestling. |
| PERSEVERINGLY | • perseveringly adv. In a persevering manner; with perseverance. • PERSEVERING adv. continuing steadfastly. |
| REVERSIONALLY | • REVERSIONAL adv. relating to a reversion esp. legal. |
| REVOLUTIONERS | • revolutioners n. Plural of revolutioner. • REVOLUTIONER n. (historical) a supporter of a revolution, esp. that of 1688. |
| SUPERVIRULENT | • supervirulent adj. Especially virulent. • SUPERVIRULENT adj. virulent to a very high degree. |
| UNDERDELIVERS | • underdelivers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of underdeliver. • UNDERDELIVER v. to fail to achieve what has been expected or promised. |
| VERNACULARISE | • vernacularise v. Alternative form of vernacularize. • VERNACULARISE v. to make vernacular, also VERNACULARIZE. |
| VERNACULARISM | • vernacularism n. A vernacular idiom. • vernacularism n. The belief that texts should be published in the vernacular. • VERNACULARISM n. a vernacular word or idiom. |
| VERNACULARIST | • vernacularist n. A supporter of vernacularism. • VERNACULARIST n. a user of the vernacular. |