| COMMANDERSHIPS | • commanderships n. Plural of commandership. • COMMANDERSHIP n. the office of commander. |
| HYPERIMMUNISES | • hyperimmunises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of hyperimmunise. • HYPERIMMUNISE v. to induce a high level of immunity or of circulating antibodies in, as by a long course of injections of antigen, also HYPERIMMUNIZE. |
| IMMUNOPHORESES | • IMMUNOPHORESIS n. a technique for identifying an (unknown) antigen or testing for a specific antibody in serum. |
| IMMUNOPHORESIS | • IMMUNOPHORESIS n. a technique for identifying an (unknown) antigen or testing for a specific antibody in serum. |
| IMMUNOSUPPRESS | • immunosuppress v. (Transitive) To cause immunosuppression in. • IMMUNOSUPPRESS v. to inhibit the body's immune response. |
| IMPRESSIONISMS | • impressionisms n. Plural of impressionism. • IMPRESSIONISM n. a 19th century movement in painting. |
| MISCOMPREHENDS | • miscomprehends v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of miscomprehend. • MISCOMPREHEND v. to comprehend wrongly. |
| MISIMPRESSIONS | • misimpressions n. Plural of misimpression. • MISIMPRESSION n. a mistaken impression. |
| NONMEMBERSHIPS | • nonmemberships n. Plural of nonmembership. • NONMEMBERSHIP n. the state of being a nonmember. |
| PANSPERMATISMS | • PANSPERMATISM n. the theory that life could be diffused through the universe by means of germs carried by meteorites, also PANSPERMIA, PANSPERMISM, PANSPERMY. |
| PARAMAGNETISMS | • paramagnetisms n. Plural of paramagnetism. • PARAMAGNETISM n. the state of being paramagnetic. |
| PARAMENSTRUUMS | • PARAMENSTRUUM n. the four days before and the four days after the onset of menstruation. |
| POSTMODERNISMS | • postmodernisms n. Plural of postmodernism. • POSTMODERNISM n. a movement succeeding modernism. |
| PREMONISHMENTS | • premonishments n. Plural of premonishment. • PREMONISHMENT n. the act of premonishing. |
| SUPERMEMBRANES | • supermembranes n. Plural of supermembrane. • SUPERMEMBRANE n. a type of membrane postulated in certain theories of elementary particles that involve supersymmetry. |