AVULSIONS | • avulsions n. Plural of avulsion. • AVULSION n. the act of pulling away part of the body, either by injury or surgery. |
COMPULSIONS | • compulsions n. Plural of compulsion. • COMPULSION n. an act of compelling. |
CONVULSIONS | • convulsions n. Plural of convulsion. • CONVULSION n. an abnormal violent and involuntary contraction or series of contractions of the muscles. |
DIVULSIONS | • divulsions n. Plural of divulsion. • DIVULSION n. the act of pulling or rendering apart or away. |
EMULSIONS | • emulsions n. Plural of emulsion. • emulsions v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of emulsion. • EMULSION n. a colloidal suspension of one liquid in another. |
EVULSIONS | • evulsions n. Plural of evulsion. • EVULSION n. the act of pulling out. |
EXPULSIONS | • expulsions n. Plural of expulsion. • EXPULSION n. the act of expelling or state of being expelled. |
IMPULSIONS | • impulsions n. Plural of impulsion. • IMPULSION n. the act of impelling or driving onward. |
PROPULSIONS | • propulsions n. Plural of propulsion. • PROPULSION n. the act of propelling. |
PULSIONS | • pulsions n. Plural of pulsion. • PULSION n. the act of driving forward; propulsion. |
REPULSIONS | • repulsions n. Plural of repulsion. • REPULSION n. the act of repulsing, or the state of being repulsed. |
RETROPULSIONS | • retropulsions n. Plural of retropulsion. • RETROPULSION n. pushing backwards. |
REVULSIONS | • revulsions n. Plural of revulsion. • REVULSION n. a feeling of strong dislike or disgust. |