| ANTISCIENCE | • antiscience adj. Opposed to science and scientific progress. • antiscience n. The abuse or rejection of traditional science; scholarship in which traditional science is abused or disregarded. • ANTISCIENCE adj. opposed to science. |
| CONSILIENCE | • consilience n. (Logic) The concurrence of multiple inductions drawn from different data sets. • consilience n. The agreement, co-operation, or overlap of academic disciplines. • CONSILIENCE n. concurrence, coincidence. |
| CONVENIENCE | • convenience n. The quality of being convenient. • convenience n. Any object that makes life more convenient; a helpful item. • convenience n. A convenient time. |
| DISSILIENCE | • dissilience n. The quality of being dissilient. • DISSILIENCE n. springing apart. |
| INOBEDIENCE | • inobedience n. (Obsolete) disobedience. • INOBEDIENCE n. disobedience. |
| INSENTIENCE | • insentience n. The condition of being insentient. • INSENTIENCE n. the state of being insentient, also INSENTIENCY. |
| OMNISCIENCE | • omniscience n. The capacity to know everything. • OMNISCIENCE n. the state of being omniscient. |
| PARASCIENCE | • parascience n. Science that is non-mainstream or carried out in a subsidiary capacity. • PARASCIENCE n. the study of phenomena which cannot be investigated by rigorous traditional scientific method. |
| PERCIPIENCE | • percipience n. Perception. • percipience n. The state or condition of being highly perceptive, as if in an almost hypnotic or telepathic state. • PERCIPIENCE n. the state of being percipient, also PERCIPIENCY. |
| PREAUDIENCE | • preaudience n. (UK, law) Precedence of rank at the bar among lawyers. • PREAUDIENCE n. the right to be heard before another; precedence at the bar among lawyers. |
| PREVENIENCE | • prevenience n. (Methodism) The act or condition of occurring earlier, of being antecedent. • prevenience n. (Methodism) Something done beforehand in anticipation of a later situation. • PREVENIENCE n. the state of prevening. |
| PROFICIENCE | • proficience n. Alternative form of proficiency. • PROFICIENCE n. the state of being proficient, also PROFICIENCY. |
| PROVENIENCE | • provenience n. (Archaeology) Source; findspot; origin. • PROVENIENCE n. an origin, source, also PROVENANCE. |
| REGREDIENCE | • regredience n. A going back; a retrogression. • REGREDIENCE n. the act of regreding. |
| SUFFICIENCE | • sufficience n. (Obsolete) The condition or quality of being sufficient; sufficiency. • sufficience n. (Obsolete) Capability; competence. • SUFFICIENCE n. (archaic) a sufficiency. |
| TELESCIENCE | • telescience n. The remote control of scientific apparatus, such as those on spacecraft. • TELESCIENCE n. the performing of scientific experiments at a distance, controlled remotely by the experimenter. |