ingredience
noun
in·gre·di·ence
ə̇nˈgrēdēən(t)s
plural -s
1
a
archaic : an ingredient or a mixture of ingredients
later, the gold lost its purity and contained up to ¹/₃ other ingrediences
H. M. F. Schulman and H. W. Holzer
H. M. F. Schulman and H. W. Holzer b
: the fact of entering as an ingredient
this complete ingredience in an occasion, so as to yield … fusion of individual essence with other eternal objects A. N. Whitehead
A. N. Whitehead2
obsolete : entrance, ingress
Word History
Etymology
in sense 1, alteration of ingredients, plural of ingredient entry 1; in sense 2, from Latin ingredi + English -ence
- unchairing
- unchairs
- unchallengeable
- unchallengeably
- unchallenged
- unchallenging
- unchallengingly
- unchambered
- unchancy
- unchangeabilities
- unchangeability
- unchangeable
- unchangeableness
- unchangeablenesses
- unchangeably
- unchanged
- unchanging
- unchangingly
- unchangingness
- unchangingnesses
- unchanneled
- unchannelled
- unchaperoned
- uncharacteristic
- uncharacteristically