| EPIPHENOMENA | • epiphenomena n. Plural of epiphenomenon. • EPIPHENOMENON n. a secondary phenomenon associated with and apparently due to another. |
| NOMENCLATIVE | • nomenclative adj. Relating to nomenclature. • NOMENCLATIVE adj. relating to nomenclature. |
| NOMENCLATORS | • nomenclators n. Plural of nomenclator. • NOMENCLATOR n. a book containing collections or lists of words; one who gives names to things. |
| NOMENCLATURE | • nomenclature n. A set of rules used for forming the names or terms in a particular field of arts or sciences. • nomenclature n. A set of names or terms. • nomenclature n. (Obsolete) A name. |
| NOMENKLATURA | • nomenklatura n. (Now historical) A list of bureaucratic posts in government and industry in the former Soviet Union… • nomenklatura n. The people on such lists; (by extension), any privileged class, a social or political elite. • NOMENKLATURA n. (Russian) officeholders and managers in a communist regime. |
| PHENOMENALLY | • phenomenally adv. In a manner that is extraordinary or amazing. • phenomenally adv. In terms of phenomena. • PHENOMENAL adv. relating to or being a phenomenon. |
| PHENOMENISED | • phenomenised v. Simple past tense and past participle of phenomenise. • PHENOMENISE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENIZE. |
| PHENOMENISES | • phenomenises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of phenomenise. • PHENOMENISE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENIZE. |
| PHENOMENISMS | • phenomenisms n. Plural of phenomenism. • PHENOMENISM n. the doctrine that knowledge can only comprehend phenomena, also PHENOMENALISM. |
| PHENOMENISTS | • phenomenists n. Plural of phenomenist. • PHENOMENIST n. a believer in phenomenism. |
| PHENOMENIZED | • phenomenized v. Simple past tense and past participle of phenomenize. • PHENOMENIZE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENISE. |
| PHENOMENIZES | • phenomenizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of phenomenize. • PHENOMENIZE v. to bring into the world of experience, also PHENOMENISE. |