| DELUSIONISTS | • delusionists n. Plural of delusionist. • DELUSIONIST n. one who suffers from delusions. |
| DISILLUSIONS | • disillusions n. Plural of disillusion. • disillusions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of disillusion. • DISILLUSION v. to free from illusion. |
| EXCLUSIONARY | • exclusionary adj. Acting to exclude something. • EXCLUSIONARY adj. relating to exclusion. |
| EXCLUSIONISM | • exclusionism n. The quality of being exclusionist. • exclusionism n. A policy or ideology that favors exclusion of some individuals or groups from a nation, sect, etc. • EXCLUSIONISM n. the practice of excluding others from some right or privilege. |
| EXCLUSIONIST | • exclusionist n. A person who advocates the exclusion of someone or something. • exclusionist adj. Of or pertaining to an exclusionist, or to exclusionism. • EXCLUSIONIST n. one who would exclude another from some right or privilege. |
| ILLUSIONISMS | • illusionisms n. Plural of illusionism. • ILLUSIONISM n. the doctrine that the external world is illusory. |
| ILLUSIONISTS | • illusionists n. Plural of illusionist. • ILLUSIONIST n. a person who produces illusory effects. |
| INCLUSIONARY | • inclusionary adj. Marked by inclusiveness. |
| INCONCLUSION | • inconclusion n. Lack of conclusion. • in␣conclusion phr. As a conclusion; to finish. • INCONCLUSION n. lack of a definite conclusion. |
| INTERCLUSION | • interclusion n. Interception; a stopping or obstruction. • INTERCLUSION n. the act of intercluding, blocking off. |
| MALOCCLUSION | • malocclusion n. (Dentistry) A misalignment of the upper and lower sets of teeth. • MALOCCLUSION n. faulty contact between the upper and lower teeth when the jaw is closed. |
| NONINCLUSION | • noninclusion n. Exclusion. • NONINCLUSION n. something that is not an inclusion. |
| SECLUSIONIST | • seclusionist n. One who supports seclusionism. • SECLUSIONIST n. one who relishes seclusion. |
| UNILLUSIONED | • unillusioned adj. Not illusioned. • UNILLUSIONED adj. free from illusion. |