| COESSENTIALITY | • coessentiality n. Participation in the same essence. • coessentiality n. The quality or condition of being coessential (mutually essential for something else). • COESSENTIALITY n. the state of being coessential. |
| CREDENTIALINGS | • CREDENTIALING n. the act of providing with credentials. |
| CREDENTIALISMS | • CREDENTIALISM n. undue emphasis on credentials (as college degrees) as prerequisites to employment. |
| ESSENTIALISING | • essentialising v. Present participle of essentialise. • ESSENTIALISE v. to express or formulate in essential form, also ESSENTIALIZE. |
| ESSENTIALITIES | • essentialities n. Plural of essentiality. • ESSENTIALITY n. the state of being essential. |
| ESSENTIALIZING | • essentializing v. Present participle of essentialize. • ESSENTIALIZE v. to express or formulate in essential form, also ESSENTIALISE. |
| EXISTENTIALISM | • existentialism n. (Philosophy, not countable) A twentieth-century philosophical movement emphasizing the uniqueness of… • existentialism n. (Philosophy, countable) The philosophical views of a particular thinker associated with the existentialist movement. • EXISTENTIALISM n. the doctrine of individual human responsibility in an unfathomable universe. |
| EXISTENTIALIST | • existentialist n. A person who adheres to the philosophy of existentialism. • existentialist adj. Of or pertaining to existentialism. • EXISTENTIALIST n. an adherent of existentialism, the doctrine of individual human responsibility in an unfathomable universe. |
| INESSENTIALITY | • inessentiality n. The condition of being inessential. • INESSENTIALITY n. the state of being inessential. |
| POTENTIALITIES | • potentialities n. Plural of potentiality. • POTENTIALITY n. the ability to develop or come into existence. |
| PRUDENTIALISMS | • PRUDENTIALISM n. a system based on prudence alone. |
| PRUDENTIALISTS | • prudentialists n. Plural of prudentialist. • PRUDENTIALIST n. one who believes in prudentialism. |
| REFERENTIALITY | • referentiality n. The condition of being referential. • REFERENTIALITY n. the state of being referential. |
| SUBSTANTIALISE | • substantialise v. Alternative form of substantialize. • SUBSTANTIALISE v. to make substantial, also SUBSTANTIALIZE. |
| SUBSTANTIALISM | • substantialism n. (Philosophy) The doctrine that substantial reality is the basis of all phenomena. • SUBSTANTIALISM n. the belief that there is a real existence underlying phenomena. |
| SUBSTANTIALIST | • substantialist n. A proponent of substantialism. • substantialist adj. Relating to, or believing in, substantialism. • SUBSTANTIALIST n. a believer in substantialism, the belief that there is a real existence underlying phenomena. |
| SUBSTANTIALITY | • substantiality n. The state of being substantial. • substantiality n. The extent to which something is substantial. • SUBSTANTIALITY n. the state of being substantial. |
| SUBSTANTIALIZE | • substantialize v. To give something substance (actual existence). • SUBSTANTIALIZE v. to make substantial, also SUBSTANTIALISE. |