APPLICABILITY | • applicability n. The degree to which a thing is applicable; relevancy. • APPLICABILITY n. the state of being applicable. |
CULPABILITIES | • culpabilities n. Plural of culpability. • CULPABILITY n. the state of being culpable. |
DUPLICABILITY | • duplicability n. The quality of being duplicable. • DUPLICABILITY n. the quality of being duplicable. |
HEPTASYLLABIC | • heptasyllabic adj. Having seven syllables. • HEPTASYLLABIC adj. having seven syllables. |
IMPLACABILITY | • implacability n. The quality or state of being implacable. • IMPLACABILITY n. the state of being implacable. |
INCULPABILITY | • inculpability n. Lack of culpability; freedom from blame. • INCULPABILITY n. the quality of being inculpable. |
LYMPHOBLASTIC | • lymphoblastic adj. (US, cytology, immunology) Of or pertaining to a lymphoblast. • LYMPHOBLASTIC adj. of or like a lymphoblast. |
MULTIPLICABLE | • multiplicable adj. That can be multiplied. • MULTIPLICABLE adj. that can be multiplied, also MULTIPLIABLE. |
PENTASYLLABIC | • pentasyllabic adj. Having five syllables. • PENTASYLLABIC adj. having five syllables. |
PHLEBOTOMICAL | • phlebotomical adj. Phlebotomic. • PHLEBOTOMICAL adj. relating to phlebotomy, the surgical opening of a vein to draw blood, also PHLEBOTOMIC. |
PLACABILITIES | • placabilities n. Plural of placability. • PLACABILITY n. the state of being placable. |
PROBLEMATICAL | • problematical adj. Doubtful or disputed. • problematical adj. Dubious or ambiguous. • PROBLEMATICAL adj. causing problems, also PROBLEMATIC. |
REPLICABILITY | • replicability n. The ability or possibility of being replicated or reproduced (replicated). • REPLICABILITY n. the state of being replicable. |
SUBTROPICALLY | • subtropically adv. In a subtropical way. • SUBTROPICAL adv. relating to the area lying between the Tropic of Cancer and 40 degrees N, and the Tropic of Capricorn and 40 degrees south, also SUBTROPIC. |
TRIPLOBLASTIC | • triploblastic adj. Exhibiting triploblasty. • TRIPLOBLASTIC adj. having an ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm, as in most animal groups other than coelenterates. |