| ABATEMENTS | • abatements n. Plural of abatement. • ABATEMENT n. a diminution; a mark of dishonour added to heraldic arms. |
| BATTEMENTS | • battements n. Plural of battement. • BATTEMENT n. (French) a movement in ballet, in which one leg is extended to the rear, side and front. |
| DEBATEMENT | • debatement n. Controversy; deliberation; debate. • DEBATEMENT n. (obsolete) controversy. |
| DENOTEMENT | • denotement n. A sign, indication. • DENOTEMENT n. (Shakespeare) a sign, indication. |
| DEVOTEMENT | • devotement n. The state of being devoted, or set apart by a vow. • DEVOTEMENT n. (archaic) the state of being devoted, or set apart by a vow. |
| EXCITEMENT | • excitement n. (Uncountable) the state of being excited (emotionally aroused). • excitement n. (Countable) something that excites. • EXCITEMENT n. something that excites or rouses. |
| INCITEMENT | • incitement n. A call to act; encouragement to act, often in an illegal fashion. • INCITEMENT n. the act of inciting. |
| INDITEMENT | • inditement n. The act of inditing or composing; composition. • INDITEMENT n. composition, the act of inditing. |
| INTEMERATE | • intemerate adj. (Rare) pure, undefiled, chaste. • INTEMERATE adj. pure, unspoiled. |
| INVITEMENT | • invitement n. (Obsolete) invitation; allurement; temptation. • INVITEMENT n. an invitation. |
| RATEMETERS | • ratemeters n. Plural of ratemeter. • RATEMETER n. an instrument for measuring the counting rate of electronic counters. |
| REBATEMENT | • rebatement n. A rebate (discount or partial refund). • REBATEMENT n. abatement; reduction; discount. |
| SEMANTEMES | • semantemes n. Plural of semanteme (lexical unit). • SEMANTEME n. an irreducible linguistic unit of meaning. |
| STATEMENTS | • statements n. Plural of statement. • STATEMENT v. to take a statement. |
| TAPOTEMENT | • tapotement n. (Massage) A form of massage involving hitting the body with various parts of one’s hand. • TAPOTEMENT n. (French) the use of light taps in massage. |
| TEMERITIES | • temerities n. Plural of temerity. • TEMERITY n. foolish boldness. |
| TEMEROUSLY | • temerously adv. (Obsolete) Recklessly. • TEMEROUS adv. rashly or presumptuously daring, also TEMERARIOUS. |