| CHEMIOSMOSIS | • chemiosmosis n. (Chemistry) Any chemical reaction that occurs through an intervening semipermeable membrane, especially… • CHEMIOSMOSIS n. the mechanism by which the synthesis and utilization of the biochemical energy source ATP is regulated. |
| COMMISSARYSHIP | • commissaryship n. The position or employment of a commissary. • COMMISSARYSHIP n. the office of commissary. |
| COMMISSARYSHIPS | • commissaryships n. Plural of commissaryship. • COMMISSARYSHIP n. the office of commissary. |
| ISODIMORPHISMS | • ISODIMORPHISM n. isomorphism between each of the two forms of a dimorphous substance and the corresponding forms of another dimorphous substance. |
| ISOMORPHISMS | • isomorphisms n. Plural of isomorphism. • ISOMORPHISM n. similarity in shape or structure in unrelated forms. |
| MISEMPHASIS | • misemphasis n. Bad or wrong emphasis. • MISEMPHASIS n. a wrong emphasis. |
| MISEMPHASISE | • misemphasise v. Alternative form of misemphasize. • MISEMPHASISE v. to emphasise wrongly, also MISEMPHASIZE. |
| MISEMPHASISED | • misemphasised v. Simple past tense and past participle of misemphasise. • MISEMPHASISE v. to emphasise wrongly, also MISEMPHASIZE. |
| MISEMPHASISES | • misemphasises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misemphasise. • MISEMPHASISE v. to emphasise wrongly, also MISEMPHASIZE. |
| MISEMPHASISING | • misemphasising v. Present participle of misemphasise. • MISEMPHASISE v. to emphasise wrongly, also MISEMPHASIZE. |
| MISEMPHASIZES | • misemphasizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misemphasize. • MISEMPHASIZE v. to emphasize wrongly, also MISEMPHASISE. |
| MONOPHYSITISMS | • MONOPHYSITISM n. belief that Christ was primarily divine but in human form. |
| SHUNAMITISMS | • SHUNAMITISM n. rejuvenation of an old man by a young woman. |
| SYMPHILISMS | • SYMPHILISM n. the state of being in a symbiotic relationship. |
| SYMPHYSIOTOMIES | • symphysiotomies n. Plural of symphysiotomy. • SYMPHYSIOTOMY n. the operation of cutting through the pubic symphysis, also SYMPHYSEOTOMY. |