subversal
/səbˈvəːsl/Now rare
noun
= subversion.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Morning Post. From classical Latin subvers-, past participial stem of subvertere subvert + -al, after reversal.
- chemical physics
- chemical potential
- chemical pulp
- chemical ray
- chemical reaction
- chemical sense
- chemical symbol
- chemical toilet
- chemical transmitter
- chemical vapor deposition
- chemical vapour deposition
- chemical warfare
- chemical weapon
- chemical weathering
- chemical wood pulp
- chemical works
- chemicker
- chemicking
- chemico-
- chemico-biologic
- chemico-biology
- chemico-medical
- chemigation
- chemigraph
- chemigrapher