Alternative forms

Autoionise is an alternative form of autoionize.

As a verb autoionize is

(physics|of an atom or molecule) to spontaneously transition from an electrically neutral state to a lower-energy ionized state.

Imbrocata is an alternative form of imbroccata.

As nouns the difference between imbrocata and imbroccata

is that imbrocata is while imbroccata is (obsolete) a hit or thrust.

Ventralise is an alternative form of ventralize.

As a verb ventralize is

(anatomy|embryology) to concentrate in the ventral area.

Misnia is an alternative form of meissen.

As proper nouns the difference between misnia and meissen

is that misnia is (lb) while meissen is a city in saxony, germany.

Autoionization is a alternative form of autoionisation.

Autoionisation is often a misspelling of autoionization.

Autoionisation has no English definition.

As a noun autoionization is

a process by which atoms or molecules spontaneously transition from an electrically neutral state to a lower-energy ionized state.

Palaeodepth is an alternative form of paleodepth.

As nouns the difference between palaeodepth and paleodepth

is that palaeodepth is while paleodepth is (geology) depth of an ocean deposit at a particular time in the geologic past.

Kenneled is a alternative form of kennelled.

As verbs the difference between kennelled and kenneled

is that kennelled is past tense of kennel while kenneled is past tense of kennel.

Kennelling is an alternative form of kenneling.

In present participle of|kennel|lang=en terms the difference between kennelling and kenneling

is that kennelling is while kenneling is .

As verbs the difference between kennelling and kenneling

is that kennelling is while kenneling is .

Chairpersons is a alternative form of chairpeople.

As nouns the difference between chairpeople and chairpersons

is that chairpeople is plural of lang=en while chairpersons is plural of chairperson.

Pentraxin is a alternative form of pentaxin.

As nouns the difference between pentaxin and pentraxin

is that pentaxin is alternative form of lang=en while pentraxin is any of a family of proteins characterised by calcium-dependent ligand binding.