| ASSENTATOR | • assentator n. An obsequious flatterer. • ASSENTATOR n. a flatterer; one assenting insincerely or conniving. |
| ASSENTIENT | • assentient adj. Assenting; agreeing. • ASSENTIENT adj. assenting. • ASSENTIENT n. one who assents. |
| DISSENSION | • dissension n. An act of expressing dissent, especially spoken. • dissension n. Strong disagreement; a contention or quarrel; discord. • DISSENSION n. disagreement, also DISSENTION. |
| DISSENTERS | • dissenters n. Plural of dissenter. • Dissenters n. Plural of Dissenter. • DISSENTER n. one who dissents. |
| DISSENTING | • dissenting v. Present participle of dissent. • dissenting adj. Showing a strongly different opinion, belief, or viewpoint. • DISSENT v. to disagree. |
| DISSENTION | • dissention n. Archaic form of dissension. • DISSENTION n. (US) dissension, also DISSENSION. |
| ESSENTIALS | • essentials n. Plural of essential. • essentials n. (By extension) The information required to have a basic understanding of a topic. • ESSENTIAL n. something absolutely necessary. |
| LESSENINGS | • lessenings n. Plural of lessening. • LESSENING n. the act of making less. |
| MESSENGERS | • messengers n. Plural of messenger. • Messengers prop.n. Plural of Messenger. • MESSENGER v. to send by messenger. |
| MISSENDING | • missending v. Present participle of missend. • MISSEND v. to send incorrectly. |
| MISSENSING | • MISSENSE v. to sense wrongly. |
| PASSENGERS | • passengers n. Plural of passenger. • PASSENGER n. someone who travels in a private or public conveyance. |
| UNESSENCED | • unessenced adj. Not perfumed with essence. • UNESSENCE v. to deprive of essence or being. |
| UNESSENCES | • unessences v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unessence. • UNESSENCE v. to deprive of essence or being. |