| ALDOSTERONISMS | • aldosteronisms n. Plural of aldosteronism. • ALDOSTERONISM n. excessive secretion of aldosterone. |
| ANACHRONISMS | • anachronisms n. Plural of anachronism. • ANACHRONISM n. the error of placing a person, object, custom, or event in the wrong historical period. |
| ASYNCHRONISMS | • asynchronisms n. Plural of asynchronism. • ASYNCHRONISM n. the state of being asynchronous. |
| DIACHRONISMS | • DIACHRONISM n. the study of a subject, esp. a language, through its historical development. |
| HETEROCHRONISMS | • heterochronisms n. Plural of heterochronism. • HETEROCHRONISM n. divergence from the normal time sequence in development, also HETEROCHRONY. |
| ISOCHRONISMS | • isochronisms n. Plural of isochronism. • ISOCHRONISM n. the property of having the same duration; recurring at equal intervals. |
| METACHRONISMS | • metachronisms n. Plural of metachronism. • METACHRONISM n. an error of dating an event too late. |
| MORONISMS | • MORONISM n. the condition of being a moron, also MORONITY. |
| PADRONISMS | • PADRONISM n. a system of work controlled by a padrone. |
| PARACHRONISMS | • parachronisms n. Plural of parachronism. • PARACHRONISM n. the representation of something as being newer than it is. |
| PROCHRONISMS | • prochronisms n. Plural of prochronism. • PROCHRONISM n. assigning a date to an event earlier than actual. |
| SYNCHRONISMS | • synchronisms n. Plural of synchronism. • SYNCHRONISM n. the state of being synchronous. |
| TAUTOCHRONISMS | • TAUTOCHRONISM n. the state of being a tautochrone. |