| ASSENTIENT | • assentient adj. Assenting; agreeing. • ASSENTIENT adj. assenting. • ASSENTIENT n. one who assents. |
| BALBUTIENT | • balbutient adj. Stammering. • BALBUTIENT adj. stammering. |
| COSENTIENT | • cosentient adj. Perceiving together. • COSENTIENT adj. perceiving together. |
| DISCUTIENT | • discutient adj. (Medicine) Serving to disperse morbid matter; discussive. • discutient n. An agent, such as a medicinal application, that serves to disperse morbid matter. • DISCUTIENT n. a medicine serving to disperse morbid matter. |
| INPATIENTS | • inpatients n. Plural of inpatient. • in-patients n. Plural of in-patient. • INPATIENT n. a patient living and being treated in a hospital. |
| INSENTIENT | • insentient adj. Having no consciousness or animation; not sentient. • insentient adj. Insensitive, indifferent. • INSENTIENT adj. not sentient. |
| OUTPATIENT | • outpatient n. (Healthcare) A patient who receives treatment at a hospital or clinic but is not admitted overnight;… • outpatient adj. (Healthcare) Provided without requiring an overnight stay by the patient. • out-patient n. Alternative spelling of outpatient. |
| PATIENTEST | • patientest adj. Superlative form of patient: most patient. • PATIENT adj. calm and uncomplaining. |
| PATIENTING | • PATIENT v. (Shakespeare) to make calm and uncomplaining. |
| PERCUTIENT | • percutient adj. (Archaic) Striking; having the power of striking or hitting. • percutient n. (Archaic) That which has the power of striking. • PERCUTIENT n. something that strikes or has the power to strike. |
| SENTIENTLY | • sentiently adv. In a sentient or perceptive way. • SENTIENT adv. capable of sensation. |