| IMMOBILISERS | • immobilisers n. Plural of immobiliser. • IMMOBILISER n. a device for preventing an engine from being started, also IMMOBILIZER. |
| IMMOBILISING | • immobilising v. Present participle of immobilise. • IMMOBILISE v. to render immobile, also IMMOBILIZE. |
| IMMOBILITIES | • immobilities n. Plural of immobility. • IMMOBILITY n. the state of being immobile. |
| IMMOBILIZERS | • immobilizers n. Plural of immobilizer. • IMMOBILIZER n. a device for preventing an engine from being started, also IMMOBILISER. |
| IMMORALITIES | • immoralities n. Plural of immorality. • IMMORALITY n. the state of being immoral. |
| IMMOTILITIES | • IMMOTILITY n. the quality of being immotile. |
| IMPERIALISMS | • imperialisms n. Plural of imperialism. • IMPERIALISM n. the policy, practice or advocacy of extension of a nation's power or influence over other territories. |
| MILLIMICRONS | • millimicrons n. Plural of millimicron. • MILLIMICRON n. a thousandth of a micron. |
| MINIMALISTIC | • minimalistic adj. Exhibiting or relating to minimalism. • MINIMALISTIC adj. (of an artistic style) using simple elements with little embellishment. |
| MISERABILISM | • miserabilism n. A tendency to take a miserable or pessimistic view on life; a consistently miserable outlook, negativity. • MISERABILISM n. the quality of seeming to enjoy being depressed by gloomy art or music, also MISERABLISM. |
| MUNICIPALISM | • municipalism n. The condition of being municipal. • MUNICIPALISM n. concern for the interests of one's municipality; belief in municipal control. |
| POSTLIMINIUM | • postliminium n. (Historical, Roman antiquity) The return to his own country, and his former privileges, of a person… • postliminium n. (Law) The right by virtue of which persons and things taken by an enemy in war are restored to their… • POSTLIMINIUM n. the right by which persons and property seized in war are restored to their former status on recovery, also POSTLIMINY. |
| TRINOMIALISM | • trinomialism n. The use of trinomial nomenclature. • TRINOMIALISM n. the system of naming by three terms. |