| ANTHROPOCENTRIC | • anthropocentric adj. Placing humans at the center of something, giving preference to humans above all other considerations. • ANTHROPOCENTRIC adj. considering human beings as the most significant entity of the universe. |
| EGOCENTRICITIES | • egocentricities n. Plural of egocentricity. • EGOCENTRICITY n. the state of being egocentric, also EGOCENTRISM. |
| ETHNOCENTRICITY | • ethnocentricity n. The quality of being ethnocentric. • ETHNOCENTRICITY n. the state of being ethnocentric, also ETHNOCENTRISM. |
| HELIOCENTRICISM | • heliocentricism n. Alternative form of heliocentrism. • HELIOCENTRICISM n. the state of being heliocentric. |
| HELIOCENTRICITY | • heliocentricity n. The quality of being heliocentric; heliocentrism. • HELIOCENTRICITY n. the state of being heliocentric. |
| HOMOCENTRICALLY | • HOMOCENTRIC adv. having the same central or focal point. |
| NOVOCENTENARIES | • NOVOCENTENARY n. a 900th anniversary. |
| OCTOCENTENARIES | • octocentenaries n. Plural of octocentenary. • OCTOCENTENARY n. an eight-hundredth anniversary, also OCTINGENARY, OCTINGENTENARY. |
| PHALLOCENTRISMS | • phallocentrisms n. Plural of phallocentrism. • PHALLOCENTRISM n. the state of being phallocentric. |
| QUATTROCENTISMS | • QUATTROCENTISM n. the spirit of the fifteenth century in reference to Italian art and literature. |
| QUATTROCENTISTS | • quattrocentists n. Plural of quattrocentist. • QUATTROCENTIST n. an artist who flourished in the fifteenth century in reference to Italian art and literature. |
| THEOCENTRICISMS | • THEOCENTRICISM n. the state of being theocentric, having God as the central interest and ultimate concern, also THEOCENTRICITY. |
| THORACOCENTESES | • thoracocenteses n. Plural of thoracocentesis. • THORACOCENTESIS n. surgery performed to draw off fluid from the pleural cavity, usually using a hollow needle inserted through the wall of the chest, also THORACENTESIS. |
| THORACOCENTESIS | • thoracocentesis n. Thoracentesis. • THORACOCENTESIS n. surgery performed to draw off fluid from the pleural cavity, usually using a hollow needle inserted through the wall of the chest, also THORACENTESIS. |