| DISOBEDIENCE | • disobedience n. Refusal to obey. • DISOBEDIENCE n. refusal or neglect to obey. |
| EXPEDIENCIES | • expediencies n. Plural of expediency. • EXPEDIENCY n. the state of being expedient, also EXPEDIENCE. |
| EXPEDIENTIAL | • expediential adj. Governed by expediency; seeking advantage. • EXPEDIENTIAL adj. relating to expediency. |
| INEXPEDIENCE | • inexpedience n. The quality or state of being inexpedient; unsuitableness or impropriety. • INEXPEDIENCE n. the state of being inexpedient, also INEXPEDIENCY. |
| INEXPEDIENCY | • inexpediency n. (Uncountable) The condition of being inexpedient. • inexpediency n. (Countable) An inexpedient action or statement. • INEXPEDIENCY n. the state of being inexpedient, also INEXPEDIENCE. |
| INOBEDIENCES | • INOBEDIENCE n. disobedience. |
| INOBEDIENTLY | • INOBEDIENT adv. not obedient. |
| MEDIEVALISMS | • medievalisms n. Plural of medievalism. • MEDIEVALISM n. the spirit of the Middle Ages; devotion to medieval ideal, also MEDIAEVALISM. |
| MEDIEVALISTS | • medievalists n. Plural of medievalist. • MEDIEVALIST n. a specialist in medieval history and culture, also MEDIAEVALIST. |
| OBEDIENTIARY | • obedientiary n. The holder of a monastic rank or office below that of superior. • OBEDIENTIARY n. someone subject to obedience. |
| ORTHOPAEDIES | • ORTHOPAEDY n. the art or process of curing deformities arising from (originally childhood) disease or injury, also ORTHOPAEDICS, ORTHOPEDIA, ORTHOPEDICS, ORTHOPEDY. |
| OVERGREEDIER | • OVERGREEDY adj. excessively greedy. |
| POSTMEDIEVAL | • postmedieval adj. After the Middle Ages. • post-medieval adj. Alternative form of postmedieval. • POSTMEDIEVAL adj. taking place after the mediaeval period. |
| REGREDIENCES | • REGREDIENCE n. the act of regreding. |
| TRAGEDIENNES | • tragediennes n. Plural of tragedienne. • tragédiennes n. Plural of tragédienne. • TRAGEDIENNE n. (French) a female tragic actor. |