| APPORTIONMENT | • apportionment n. The act of apportioning or the state of being apportioned. • apportionment n. (US) The distribution of members of the House of Representatives according to the population of the various states. • apportionment n. (US) The allocation of direct taxation according to the population of the various states. |
| CONTEMPLATING | • contemplating v. Present participle of contemplate. • CONTEMPLATE v. to view or consider with continued attention. |
| CONTEMPLATION | • contemplation n. The act of contemplating; musing; being highly concentrated in thought. • contemplation n. Holy meditation. • contemplation n. The act of looking forward to a future event. |
| IMPENETRATION | • IMPENETRATION n. thorough penetration. |
| IMPLANTATIONS | • implantations n. Plural of implantation. • IMPLANTATION n. the act of implanting something. |
| INCOMPETENTLY | • incompetently adv. In an incompetent manner. • INCOMPETENT adv. not competent. |
| NONCOMPETITOR | • noncompetitor n. One who is not a competitor. • NONCOMPETITOR n. one who is not a competitor. |
| OMNICOMPETENT | • omnicompetent adj. Competent in every area; (specifically) having formal jurisdiction in all matters. • OMNICOMPETENT adj. legally competent in all matters. |
| PARTITIONMENT | • partitionment n. The act of partitioning. • PARTITIONMENT n. the act of partitioning. |
| PIGMENTATIONS | • pigmentations n. Plural of pigmentation. • PIGMENTATION n. coloration with or deposition of pigment. |
| REAPPOINTMENT | • reappointment n. An act of reappointing. • reäppointment n. Obsolete spelling of reappointment. • REAPPOINTMENT n. the act of reappointing. |
| TRANSUMPTIONS | • transumptions n. Plural of transumption. • TRANSUMPTION n. transcription; metaphor; translation. |
| UNIMPORTANTLY | • unimportantly adv. In a way that is not important; insignificantly. |