| ASCETICISMS | • asceticisms n. Plural of asceticism. • ASCETICISM n. the state of being ascetic. |
| ATHLETICISM | • athleticism n. The state of being an athlete, or of taking part in athletic events. • athleticism n. A show of athletic prowess. • ATHLETICISM n. the quality of being athletic. |
| COSMETICISE | • cosmeticise v. Alternative form of cosmeticize. • COSMETICISE v. to make (something unpleasant or ugly) superficially attractive, also COSMETICIZE. |
| COSMETICISM | • cosmeticism n. A cosmetic or superficial approach, dealing with appearances rather than inner workings or technique. • COSMETICISM n. the use of cosmetics. |
| ESTHETICISM | • estheticism n. (American spelling) Alternative spelling of aestheticism. • ESTHETICISM n. the doctrine that beauty is central to other moral principles, also AESTHETICISM. |
| FRENETICISM | • freneticism n. The quality or state of being frenetic. • FRENETICISM n. the state of being frenetic. |
| GENETICISTS | • geneticists n. Plural of geneticist. • GENETICIST n. a student of genetics. |
| HERMETICISM | • hermeticism n. Hermetic philosophy or practice; hermetics. • HERMETICISM n. a system of ideas based on hermetic teachings, also HERMETISM. |
| KINETICISTS | • kineticists n. Plural of kineticist. • KINETICIST n. one who studies kinetics. |
| PHENETICIST | • pheneticist n. One who uses phenetics. • PHENETICIST n. a practitioner of phenetics. |
| PHONETICISE | • phoneticise v. Alternative form of phoneticize. • PHONETICISE v. to represent phonetically, also PHONETICIZE, PHONETISE, PHONETIZE. |
| PHONETICISM | • phoneticism n. The phonetic representation of sounds. • PHONETICISM n. phonetic character or representation. |
| PHONETICIST | • phoneticist n. An expert in phonetics. • phoneticist n. One who advocates a phonetic system of spelling. • PHONETICIST n. a student of phonetics. |
| POETICISING | • poeticising v. Present participle of poeticise. • POETICISE v. to write, speak, or treat, poetically, also POETICIZE. |