| INOPPORTUNE | • inopportune adj. Unsuitable for some particular purpose. • inopportune adj. Happening/occurring at an inconvenient or inappropriate time. • INOPPORTUNE adj. inconvenient, unseasonable. |
| OPPORTUNELY | • opportunely adv. In a manner suitable for some particular purpose. • opportunely adv. In a manner convenient or advantageous at some particular time. • OPPORTUNE adv. happening at the right time. |
| OUTPEOPLING | • OUTPEOPLE v. to rid a country of its people. |
| OUTSTEPPING | • outstepping v. Present participle of outstep. • OUTSTEP v. to step beyond. |
| PETROPOUNDS | • petropounds n. Plural of petropound. • PETROPOUNDS n. money from oil revenues. |
| PLURIPOTENT | • pluripotent adj. (Biology) Able to develop into more than one mature cell or tissue type, but not all. • PLURIPOTENT adj. not fixed as to development potentialities e.g. 'pluripotent stem cells'. |
| PREOCCUPANT | • preoccupant n. A prior occupant. • PREOCCUPANT n. a prior occupant. |
| PRESUMPTION | • presumption n. The act of presuming, or something presumed. • presumption n. The belief of something based upon reasonable evidence, or upon something known to be true. • presumption n. The condition upon which something is presumed. |
| STUNTPEOPLE | • stuntpeople n. Plural of stuntperson. |
| SUPPLETIONS | • suppletions n. Plural of suppletion. • SUPPLETION n. addition; supplement. |
| SUPPORTANCE | • supportance n. (Obsolete) support. • SUPPORTANCE n. (Shakespeare) support. |
| SUPPORTMENT | • supportment n. (Obsolete) support. • SUPPORTMENT n. support. |
| UNAPPOINTED | • unappointed adj. Not appointed. • UNAPPOINTED adj. not appointed. |
| UNPOPULATED | • unpopulated adj. Uninhabited, having no residents. • unpopulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of unpopulate. • UNPOPULATED adj. not populated. |
| UNPROPHETIC | • unprophetic adj. Not prophetic. • UNPROPHETIC adj. not prophetic, also UNPROPHETICAL. |
| UNSTOPPABLE | • unstoppable adj. Unable to be stopped. • UNSTOPPABLE adj. that cannot be stopped. |
| UNSTOPPERED | • unstoppered v. Simple past tense and past participle of unstopper. • UNSTOPPER v. to take the stopper from. |
| UNSUPPORTED | • unsupported adj. Without physical support. • unsupported adj. For which support or help is not available. • unsupported adj. Without confirmation from a credible source, without verifying support. |