| CIVILISING | • civilising v. Present participle of civilise. • CIVILISE v. to instruct in refinements, also CIVILIZE. |
| CIVILITIES | • civilities n. Plural of civility. • CIVILITY n. politeness. |
| INITIALISE | • initialise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of initialize. • INITIALISE v. to set (as a computer program counter) to a starting position, value, or configuration, also INITIALIZE. |
| INITIALISM | • initialism n. (Linguistics) A term formed from the initial letters of several words or parts of words, which is itself… • initialism n. (Linguistics) The process of forming words or terms using initial letters of other words. • INITIALISM n. an acronym formed from initial letters only, as in FBI. |
| LIBIDINIST | • libidinist n. (Rare) A lecher or oversexed person. • LIBIDINIST n. a lewd person. |
| LIVIDITIES | • lividities n. Plural of lividity. • LIVIDITY n. the state of being livid. |
| NIHILISTIC | • nihilistic adj. Of or relating to nihilism. • NIHILISTIC adj. relating to nihilism. |
| NIHILITIES | • nihilities n. Plural of nihility. • NIHILITY n. the state of being nothing. |
| RISIBILITY | • risibility n. The property of being risible. • RISIBILITY n. the quality of being risible. |
| SILICIFIED | • silicified adj. Combined with silicon. • silicified adj. Impregnated with silica; petrified. • silicified v. Simple past tense and past participle of silicify. |
| SILICIFIES | • silicifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of silicify. • SILICIFY v. to convert into silica. |
| SIMILISING | • similising v. Present participle of similise. • SIMILISE v. to liken, also SIMILIZE. |
| SIMILIZING | • similizing v. Present participle of similize. • SIMILIZE v. to liken, also SIMILISE. |
| VIRILISING | • virilising v. Present participle of virilise. • VIRILISE v. to introduce male characteristics in (a female), also VIRILIZE. |
| VIRILITIES | • virilities n. Plural of virility. • VIRILITY n. the state of being virile. |
| VISIBILITY | • visibility n. (Uncountable) The condition of being visible. • visibility n. (Countable) The degree to which things may be seen. • visibility n. (Programming) The scope within which a variable or function is able to be accessed directly. |