- ïencé
- faïencé
Dictionnaire des rimes. 2013.
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ience — con·sil·ience; fa·ience; pre·ven·ience; tran·sil·ience; re·sil·ience; … English syllables
ïence — fa·ïence; … English syllables
ience — audience conscience déficience efficience expérience immunodéficience obédience omniscience patience prescience résilience sapience science subconscience … Dictionnaire des rimes
ïence — faïence … Dictionnaire des rimes
fa|ïence — fai|ence or fa|ïence «fy AHNS, fay », noun. a glazed, highly colored and decorated earthenware usually of fine quality. ╂[< French faïence, earlier faenze < Faenza, near Ravenna, Italy, from where it was imported] … Useful english dictionary
in|con|ven|ience — «IHN kuhn VEEN yuhns», noun, verb, ienced, ienc|ing. –n. 1. lack of convenience or ease; trouble; bother: »She could have spared him without the smallest inconvenience (Dickens). SYNONYM(S): discomfort, disadvantage, incommodity … Useful english dictionary
len|ience — «LEEN yuhns, LEE nee uhns», noun. = leniency. (Cf. ↑leniency) … Useful english dictionary
pre|ven|ience — «pree VEEN yuhns», noun. 1. = antecedence. (Cf. ↑antecedence) 2. = anticipation. (Cf. ↑anticipation) … Useful english dictionary
su|per|ven|ience — «SOO puhr VEEN yuhns», noun. 1. the fact of being supervenient. 2. the act of supervening … Useful english dictionary
con|ven|ience — … Useful english dictionary
