| INTERJECTORS | • interjectors n. Plural of interjector. • INTERJECTOR n. one who interjects. |
| JURISPRUDENT | • jurisprudent adj. Understanding law; skilled in jurisprudence. • jurisprudent n. One skilled in law or jurisprudence. • JURISPRUDENT n. a person who is knowledgeable in jurisprudence. |
| JURISPRUDENTIAL | • jurisprudential adj. Of or pertaining to jurisprudence. • JURISPRUDENTIAL adj. relating to jurisprudence. |
| JURISPRUDENTS | • jurisprudents n. Plural of jurisprudent. • JURISPRUDENT n. a person who is knowledgeable in jurisprudence. |
| MAJORITAIRES | • MAJORITAIRE n. (French) a member of a majority section of a political party, esp. a socialist one. |
| MAJORITARIANISM | • majoritarianism n. A form of democracy in which decisions are made by a simple majority of some organized group. • MAJORITARIANISM n. majority rule. |
| MAJORITARIANS | • majoritarians n. Plural of majoritarian. • MAJORITARIAN n. a person who believes in or advocates majoritarianism. |
| MICROPROJECTORS | • microprojectors n. Plural of microprojector. • MICROPROJECTOR n. a projector utilizing a compound microscope for projecting on a screen a greatly enlarged image of a microscopic object. |
| RETROJECTIONS | • retrojections n. Plural of retrojection. • RETROJECTION n. throwing backwards. |
| SERJEANTRIES | • serjeantries n. Plural of serjeantry. • SERJEANTRY n. a condition of tenure by service in person to the king, also SERGEANTY, SERJEANTY. |
| SUPERMAJORITIES | • supermajorities n. Plural of supermajority. • super-majorities n. Plural of super-majority. • SUPERMAJORITY n. a majority (as two-thirds or three-fifths) greater than a simple majority. |
| SUPERMAJORITY | • supermajority n. (Chiefly North American) A majority of the items being counted that reaches some preset threshold significantly… • super-majority n. Alternative form of supermajority. • SUPERMAJORITY n. a majority (as two-thirds or three-fifths) greater than a simple majority. |
| TRAJECTORIES | • trajectories n. Plural of trajectory. • TRAJECTORY n. the curve that a body (as a planet or comet in its orbit or a rocket) describes in space. |