| CORPOREALISING | • corporealising v. Present participle of corporealise. • CORPOREALISE v. to make corporeal, also CORPOREALIZE. |
| CORPOREALIZING | • corporealizing v. Present participle of corporealize. • CORPOREALIZE v. to make corporeal, also CORPOREALISE. |
| DISCORPORATING | • discorporating v. Present participle of discorporate. • DISCORPORATE v. to deprive (a corporate body) of corporation. |
| HISTORIOGRAPHY | • historiography n. (Countable and uncountable) The writing of history; a written history. • historiography n. (Uncountable) The study of the discipline and practice of history and the writings of past historians. • HISTORIOGRAPHY n. the study of writing history. |
| MICROSPORANGIA | • microsporangia n. Plural of microsporangium. • MICROSPORANGIUM n. the sporangium in heterosporous plants where the microspores develop. |
| PROGENITORSHIP | • progenitorship n. The state of being a progenitor. • PROGENITORSHIP n. the state of being a progenitor. |
| PROGRESSIONISM | • PROGRESSIONISM n. sympathy with or advocacy of progress; belief that social or other evolution is towards higher or better things. |
| PROGRESSIONIST | • progressionist n. An advocate of social progress, ideally towards perfection. • progressionist n. (Biology) A person who holds that all life forms gradually evolve to a higher form. • PROGRESSIONIST n. a supporter of progressionism. |
| PROPORTIONINGS | • PROPORTIONING n. an adjustment of proportions. |
| REAPPORTIONING | • reapportioning v. Present participle of reapportion. • REAPPORTION v. to apportion (as a house of representatives) anew. |
| REPROVISIONING | • reprovisioning v. Present participle of reprovision. • reprovisioning n. The process by which something is reprovisioned. • re-provisioning v. Present participle of re-provision. |
| RESPIROLOGISTS | • respirologists n. Plural of respirologist. • RESPIROLOGIST n. a student of respirology. |