| EMOTIVITY | • emotivity n. The condition of being emotive. • EMOTIVITY n. emotiveness. |
| EVITATION | • evitation n. (Obsolete) A shunning; avoidance. • EVITATION n. a shunning, avoidance. |
| LEITMOTIV | • leitmotiv n. Alternative form of leitmotif. • LEITMOTIV n. (German) a leading motif, a recurring theme in a novel, musical signature for something, also LEITMOTIF. |
| NOVITIATE | • novitiate n. A novice. • novitiate n. The period during which a novice of a religious order undergoes training. • novitiate n. The place where a novice lives and studies. |
| SOVIETIST | • Sovietist n. A supporter of the Soviet Union. • SOVIETIST n. a believer in sovietism, the principles and practice of Soviet government. |
| TITIVATOR | • titivator n. One who titivates. • TITIVATOR n. one who titivates, also TITTIVATOR. |
| TOTITIVES | • totitives n. Plural of totitive. • TOTITIVE n. a number less than another and prime to it. |
| VISITATOR | • visitator n. (Catholicism) An apostolic visitor. • VISITATOR n. an official visitor. |
| VITIATION | • vitiation n. A reduction in the value, or an impairment in the quality of something. • vitiation n. Moral corruption. • vitiation n. An abolition or abrogation. |
| VITIATORS | • vitiators n. Plural of vitiator. • VITIATOR n. one who vitiates. |
| VITIOSITY | • vitiosity n. (Rare) viciousness. • VITIOSITY n. the state or character of being guilty of or devoted to vice or immorality, also VICIOSITY. |
| VOLITIENT | • volitient adj. Exercising the will; acting from choice. • VOLITIENT adj. willing. |
| VOMITIEST | • VOMITY adj. resembling or smelling of vomit. |
| VORTICIST | • vorticist adj. Of or pertaining to vorticism. • vorticist n. An artist who used this style. • VORTICIST n. a painter who expresses complexity of machinery through art. |
| VORTICITY | • vorticity n. (Mathematics, fluid dynamics) A property of a fluid flow related to local angular rotation; defined… • VORTICITY n. the amount of vortical motion in a fluid. |