| DESPONDENCE | • despondence n. The state of being downcast or despondent. • DESPONDENCE n. the state of being despondent, also DESPONDENCY. |
| DESPONDENCY | • despondency n. The loss of hope or confidence; despair or dejection. • despondency n. A feeling of depression or disheartenment. • DESPONDENCY n. the state of being despondent, also DESPONDENCE. |
| IMPONDEROUS | • imponderous adj. (Obsolete) imponderable. • IMPONDEROUS adj. weightless, very light. |
| PONDERABLES | • PONDERABLE n. something worth pondering. |
| PONDERANCES | • ponderances n. Plural of ponderance. • PONDERANCE n. weight, gravity, also PONDERANCY. |
| PONDERATING | • ponderating v. Present participle of ponderate. • PONDERATE v. to consider; to ponder. |
| PONDERATION | • ponderation n. Heaviness. • ponderation n. Mental weighing; deliberation; pondering. • ponderation n. Physical weighing or balancing. |
| PONDERINGLY | • ponderingly adv. In a pondering way; with deep thought. • PONDERING adv. PONDER, to consider deeply. |
| PONDERMENTS | • PONDERMENT n. the act of pondering. |
| PONDEROSITY | • ponderosity n. The quality of requiring extensive thought. • ponderosity n. (Obsolete) Weight; heaviness. • PONDEROSITY n. the state of being ponderous. |
| PONDEROUSLY | • ponderously adv. In a ponderous manner; very slowly. • ponderously adv. With the appearance of great weight. • PONDEROUS adv. heavy and slow. |
| RESPONDENCE | • respondence n. (Obsolete) Response, answer. • respondence n. (Now rare) Correspondence, agreement. • RESPONDENCE n. correspondence, agreement, also RESPONDENCY. |
| RESPONDENCY | • respondency n. Alternative form of respondence. • RESPONDENCY n. correspondence, agreement, also RESPONDENCE. |
| RESPONDENTS | • respondents n. Plural of respondent. • RESPONDENT n. one who maintains a thesis in reply. |
| TRANSPONDER | • transponder n. A radar or radio transceiver that transmits some signal in response to receiving a predetermined signal. • TRANSPONDER n. a type of radio or radar transmitter-receiver that transmits signals automatically when it receives predetermined signals, also TRANSPONDOR. |