| ALIMENTATIVE | • alimentative adj. Relating to aliment. • alimentative adj. Nutritious, nourishing. • ALIMENTATIVE adj. nourishing. |
| DELIMITATIVE | • delimitative adj. Serving to delimit. • DELIMITATIVE adj. serving to delimit. |
| IMPUTATIVELY | • imputatively adv. In an imputative fashion or manner. • IMPUTATIVE adv. transferred by imputation; that may be imputed. |
| LOCOMOTIVITY | • locomotivity n. The power of moving from one place to another; motility. • LOCOMOTIVITY n. the state of being locomotive. |
| MEDITATIVELY | • meditatively adv. In a meditative manner. • MEDITATIVE adv. marked by or conducive to meditation. |
| MOTIVATIONAL | • motivational adj. Tending or intended to motivate. • MOTIVATIONAL adj. relating to motivation. |
| MULTIVALENTS | • multivalents n. Plural of multivalent. • MULTIVALENT n. a compound with multiple valency. |
| MULTIVARIATE | • multivariate adj. Having or involving multiple variables. • multivariate n. (Mathematics) A vector, each of whose elements is a variate. • MULTIVARIATE adj. having or involving a number of independent mathematical or statistical variables. |
| MULTIVERSITY | • multiversity n. A kind of modern, large-scale university, open to all, proposed by Clark Kerr in the 1960s. • MULTIVERSITY n. a major university. |
| MULTIVITAMIN | • multivitamin n. A mixture of vitamins. • multivitamin n. A preparation containing such a mixture. • multivitamin adj. Containing or relating to multiple vitamins. |
| MULTIVOLTINE | • multivoltine adj. (Biology) Having several broods or generations in a year. • multivoltine n. (Biology) A multivoltine organism. • MULTIVOLTINE adj. having several broods in one season. |
| STIMULATIVES | • stimulatives n. Plural of stimulative. • STIMULATIVE n. a stimulative substance. |
| TWELVEMONTHS | • twelvemonths n. Plural of twelvemonth. • TWELVEMONTH n. a period of twelve months. |
| VOLTAMMETERS | • voltammeters n. Plural of voltammeter. • VOLTAMMETER n. a dual-purpose instrument that can measure both potential difference and electric current, usually in volts and amperes respectively. |