| ALLUSIVENESS | • allusiveness n. The quality of being allusive. • ALLUSIVENESS n. a quality characterized by indirect reference. |
| BLISSFULNESS | • blissfulness n. The characteristic of being blissful. • BLISSFULNESS n. the state of being blissful. |
| DISILLUSIONS | • disillusions n. Plural of disillusion. • disillusions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disillusion. • DISILLUSION v. to free from illusion. |
| ILLUSIONISMS | • illusionisms n. Plural of illusionism. • ILLUSIONISM n. the doctrine that the external world is illusory. |
| ILLUSIONISTS | • illusionists n. Plural of illusionist. • ILLUSIONIST n. a person who produces illusory effects. |
| ILLUSIVENESS | • illusiveness n. The quality of being illusive; deceptiveness; false show. • ILLUSIVENESS n. the state of being illusive. |
| ILLUSORINESS | • illusoriness n. The quality of being illusory. • ILLUSORINESS n. the state of being illusory. |
| MILLIGAUSSES | • milligausses n. Plural of milligauss. |
| PSELLISMUSES | • PSELLISMUS n. a defect in articulation or pronunciation, also PSELLISM. |
| SKILLFULNESS | • skillfulness n. The state or quality of being adept or skillful. • SKILLFULNESS n. (US) the state of being skillful. |
| SOLILOQUISES | • soliloquises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of soliloquise. • SOLILOQUISE v. to talk reflectively to oneself, also SOLILOQUIZE. |
| SOLILOQUISTS | • soliloquists n. Plural of soliloquist. • SOLILOQUIST n. one who soliloquizes. |
| WILFULNESSES | • WILFULNESS n. the state of being wilful, also WILLFULNESS. |