Violence

Definition: Violence

Violence

Noun

1. An act of aggression (as one against a person who resists); "he may accomplish by craft in the long run what he cannot do by force and violence in the short one".

2. The property of being wild or turbulent; "the storm's violence".

3. A turbulent state resulting in injuries and destruction etc.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "violence" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1010. (references)

Dream Interpretation

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Synonyms: Violence

Excitability

Violence; fierceness; Adjective: rage, fury, furor, furore, desperation, madness, distraction, raving, delirium; phrensy, frenzy, hysterics; intoxication; tearing passion, raging passion; anger.

Illegality

Arbitrariness; Adjective: antinomy, violence, brute force, despotism, outlawry.

Inexpedience

Maltreat, abuse; ill-use, ill-treat; buffet, bruise, scratch, maul; smite; (scourge); do violence, do harm, do a mischief; stab, pierce, outrage.

Laxity

Anarchy, interregnum; relaxation; loosening; Verb: remission; dead letter, brutum fulmen, misrule; license, licentiousness; insubordination; (disobedience); lynch law; (illegality); nihilism, reign of violence.

Nonobservance

Infringe, transgress, violate, pirate, break, trample under foot, do violence to, drive a coach and six through.

Resentment

Burst, explosion, paroxysm, storm, rage, fury, desperation; violence; fire and fury; vials of wrath; gnashing of teeth, hot blood, high words.

Undueness

Infringe, encroach, trench on, exact; arrogate, arrogate to oneself; give an inch and take an ell; stretch a point, strain a point; usurp, violate, do violence to.

Violence

Phrase: furor arma ministrat; "blown with restless violence round about the pendent world".

Noun: violence, inclemency, vehemence, might, impetuosity; boisterousness; Adjective: effervescence, ebullition; turbulence, bluster; uproar, callithump, riot, row, rumpus, le diable a quatre, devil to pay, all the fat in the fire.

Crosswords: Violence

French (aggro, bitterness, fierceness, force, fury, heating, highness, impetuosity, roughness, rowdyism, thuggery, violence).

Violence and technologynot good bedfellows (The Lost World: Jurassic Park; writing credit: David Koepp)

Come see the violence inherent in the system (Monty Python and the Holy Grail; writing credit: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin.)

At the first signs of violence, they act automatically against the aggressor (The Day the Earth Stood Still; writing credit: Harry Bates; Edmund H. North)

Until mankind is peaceful enough not to have violence on the news, there's no point in taking it out of shows that need it for entertainment value (Clueless; writing credit: Amy Heckerling.)

Here at Itchy and Scratchy Land, we're just as concerned with violence as you are. That's why we're always careful to show the consequences of deadly mayhem, so that we may educate as well as horrify (The Simpsons; writing credit: Artur Brauner; Paul Hengge)

Violence is spread worldwide and theres families on the street (I Believe; performing artist: Blessid Union Of Souls)

Words like violence (Enjoy the Silence; performing artist: Depeche Mode)

And after all the violence and double talk (Walk Of Life; performing artist: Dire Straits)

I'm tired of the violence (Special; performing artist: Garbage)

The sneaky silent men the punk domestic violence men (Doo Wop (That Thing); performing artist: Lauryn Hill)

Random Acts of Violence (2002)

Le Hasard et la violence (1974)

The Question of Television Violence (1972)

Man of Violence (1971)

Part 1 Violence In the Cinema (1971)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Religion and Domestic Violence in Early New England: The Memoirs of Abigail Abbot Bailey (Religion in North America) (reference)

• Getting Through to Your Kids: Talking to Children About Sex, Drugs and Alcohol, Safety, Violence, Death, Smoking, Self-Esteem, and Other Critical iss (reference)

• Abortion clinic violence : hearings before the Subcommittee on Crime and Criminal Justice of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress, first session, April 1 and June 10, 1993 (reference)

• Helping the Abuser: Intervening Effectively in Family Violence (reference)

• It's My Life Now : Starting Over After an Abusive Relationship or Domestic Violence (reference)

  (more book examples)

Periodicals

• Complete Workplace Violence Prevention Manual (reference)

• School Violence Prevention Report (reference)

• Workplace Violence & Behavior Letter (reference)

• Youth Violence & Juvenile Justice (reference)

  (more periodical examples)

Theater & Movies

• Random Acts of Violence (reference)

• End of Violence (reference)

  (more DVD examples; more video examples)

Music

• Vintage Violence (reference)

• Viva Los Violence (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Nova eruptions by dying stars were thought to be simple, predictable acts of violence. ... Credit: NASA.

Il y a violence, lorsqu'elle est de nature a faire impression sur une personne raisonnable. / Cham [i.e. Amédée Noé]. Credit: National Library of Medicine.

Violence attacking civil rights militants. Credit: Library of Congress.

Women of India carry on Gandhi salt campaign: wives of leaders active as violence grows. Credit: Library of Congress.

Trial by violence. Credit: Library of Congress.

J.M. Rees tells his story of violence in Arkansas. Hill House, Mississippi. Credit: Library of Congress.

"Hey Mom, look what violence on TV does to Dad!". Credit: Library of Congress.

Your vote will improve Japan : is there any country with more freedom than Japan? our party will protect this freedom and not allow violence or destruction. Credit: Library of Congress.

"We have a responsibility to the victims of crime and violence ..." Robert F. Kennedy. Credit: Library of Congress.

Christmas drive : toys, clothing, food for victims of the violence in Northern Ireland. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

First, As, in some countries, the person of the prince by the law is sacred; and so, whatever he commands or does, his person is still free from all question or violence, not liable to force, or any judicial censure or condemnation. (Second Treatise of Government)

The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence. (reference)

And I hereby enjoin upon the people so declared to be free to abstain from all violence, unless in necessary self-defence; and I recommend to them that, in all case when allowed, they labor faithfully for reasonable wages. (Abraham Lincoln)

Damage caused by Germany or her allies to civilian victims of acts of cruelty, violence or maltreatment (including injuries to life or health as a consequence of imprisonment, deportation, internment or evacuation, of exposure at sea or of being forced to labour), wherever arising, and to the surviving dependents of such victims. (reference)

We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence. (Delivered on the steps at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. on August 28, 1956)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

And as to being expelled with violence, that event would necessarily come first in this case

Zaphod screamed a diminished fifth himself, dropped his light and sat heavily on the floor, or rather on a body which had been lying there undisturbed for six months and which reacted to being sat on by exploding with great violence. Zaphod wondered what to do about all this, and after a brief but hectic internal debate decided that passing out would be the very thing

To attempt to realise it, the utmost violence must be imagined in the presence of the most extreme mildness

The very frequency and violence of temptations showed him at last the truth of what he had heard about the trials of the saints

To make an act of tragic violence.

I would have pursued my journey, but he placed himself directly in the way, yet looking with a very mild aspect, never offering the least violence.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

Domestic violence affects children and adults of both genders. (references)

They can lead to school failure, family conflicts, drug abuse, violence, or suicide. (references)

In summary, the extent to which steroid abuse contributes to violence and behavioral disorders is unknown. (references)

Business

Germany supported the appointment of a special rapporteur on violence against women at the UNHCR. (references)

Conflicts between rival prison groups, often involved in drug trafficking, continued to spark lethal violence. (references)

Chinese sociologists note that there has been no detailed research on the extent of physical violence against women. (references)

Children

Brazil

Youth are both victims and perpetrators of violence. (references)

Somalia

Children remain among the chief victims of the continuing violence. (references)

Japan

Teachers also increasingly are becoming the targets of student violence. (references)

Civil Liberties

Israel and the occupied territories

Laws prohibit hate speech and incitement to violence. (references)

Burma

An estimated 10 Muslims and 2 Buddhists were killed in the violence. (references)

Georgia

In March Parliament passed a resolution condemning religious violence. (references)

Discrimination

Congo

Ethnic and regional differences continued; however, there was no organized civil violence during the year. (references)

Brazil

A prominent example of violence directed at homosexuals occurred in Sao Paulo in February 2000, when Edson Neris da Silva was beaten to death by a skinhead gang after having been seen holding hands with another man. (references)

Kenya

There is credible evidence that the Government sponsored large-scale ethnic violence during the early 1990's, and there were some indications that some government officials have at least tolerated and in some instances instigated ethnic violence on a smaller scale since that time. (references)

Economic History

Indonesia

In Papua, violence has been less frequent. (references)

Germany

The vast majority of Germans condemn such violence. (references)

Mauritius

Strikes and politically motivated violence are rare. (references)

Human Rights

Haiti

This subjects women to violence and sexual abuse. (references)

Austria

Some of the violence appeared to be racially motivated. (references)

South Africa

Taxi violence continued to be prevalent in KwaZulu-Natal. (references)

Indigenous People

Canada

The nonaborignal fishermen sparked violence by cutting Burnt Church lobster trap lines and damaging aboriginal property. (references)

El Salvador

These small indigenous groups exist in the poorest parts of the rural countryside where employment opportunities are few and domestic violence is a problem. (references)

Bangladesh

Bengali inhabitants in the CHT increased from 3 percent of the region's population in 1947 to approximately 50 percent of the area's population of 1 million persons in 1997. The Shanti-Bahini, a tribal group, had waged a low-level conflict in the CHT from the early 1970's until the signing of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord with the Government in December 1997. During the periods of violence, all of those involved--indigenous tribes, settlers, and security forces--accused each other of human rights violations. (references)

Minorities

Hungary

Police also fail to intervene to prevent violence against Roma. (references)

Nigeria

Between 10,000 and 15,000 persons were displaced by the violence. (references)

Comoros

This campaign resulted in threats, but there were no reports of violence. (references)

Political Economy

Benin

They have not been marred by violence. (references)

India

Violence in Jammu and Kashmir continued to be a problem. (references)

Senegal

No major political violence has been reported in Senegal. (references)

Political Rights

Mozambique

Leaders of both parties called for an end to the violence. (references)

Bangladesh

Elections often are marred by violence, intimidation of voters, and vote rigging. (references)

Bangladesh

In response to the increased violence, the caretaker Government deployed 50,000 troops. (references)

Trade

Poland

OPIC can insure U.S. investments against political violence, expropriation, and inconvertibility of local currency. (references)

Argentina

Investment Insurance: Provides insurance against the risks of currency inconvertibility, expropriation, and loss of assets or income caused by political violence. (references)

West Bank

However as a result of the current crisis many companies located there have closed shop due to violence in the vicinity of the GIE and road closures that have prevented the transport of goods and people. (references)

Travel

Ecuador

House burglaries and carjackings can result in violence. (references)

Cote D'ivoire

It is uncommon for the carjackers to engage in gratuitous violence or to commit sexual assault. (references)

Egypt

While incidents of violence are rare, purse snatching, pick-pocketing and petty theft are not uncommon. (references)

Women

Poland

Police intervene in cases of domestic violence. (references)

Rwanda

Wife beating and domestic violence occur frequently. (references)

Afghanistan

Women accused of adultery also were subjected to violence. (references)

Worker Rights

Slovenia

The women reportedly are subject to violence. (references)

Panama

None of the strikes led to widespread violence. (references)

Turkey

Some violence against union members continued during the year. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Violence

Expressions using "violence": act of violence ♦ by violence ♦ do violence ♦ do violence to ♦ do violence to smth. ♦ Domestic Violence ♦ family violence ♦ mob violence ♦ public violence ♦ reign of violence ♦ robbery with violence ♦ To do violence on ♦ To do violence to ♦ use violence against smb. ♦ video violence ♦ violence of his temper ♦ violence of the contrast ♦ violence of the wind ♦ without resort to violence. Additional references.

Beginning with "violence": violence-affected, violence-free, violence-grievance-attempted, violence-monitoring, violence-prone, violence-related, violence-ridden, violence-threatening.

Ending with "violence": anti-violence, counter-violence, non-violence, sex-and-violence.

Containing "violence": grievance-violence-remedy.

Albanian

vrull (Ardor, ardour, burst, career, dash, drive, driving force, elan, flush, furor, fury, ginger, impetuosity, impetus, momentum, pelt, pep, pith, raciness, rage, reach, spasm, spurt, tear, tearing, thrust, vehemence, verve, vigor, vigour, vim, zest, zip), violencë, përdhunim (rape, ravishment, violation), përdhunë, keqpërdorim (ill-treatment, misapplication), forcë (coercion, effect, emphasis, energy, force, intensity, might, mightiness, muscle, nerve, pith, potency, power, puissance, strain, strength, vigor, vigour), dhunë (force, forcing, outrage, viciousness), dëm (damage, Dent, detriment, disadvantage, harm, impairment, injury, insalubrity, lesion, maleficence, mischief, mischievousness, noxiousness, prejudice, scathe), cenim (encroachment, hurt, invasion). (various references)

Arabic 

‏قوة (ability, agency, arm, authority, birr, capacity, clout, dint, energy, faculty, force, forcefulness, forcing, hardihood, intension, intensity, iron, leverage, might, operation, potency, power, severity, sinew, solidity, stamina, starch, stoutness, strength, vehemence, vigor, vigour, virility, virtue), ‏قسوة (asperity, austerity, cruelty, hardheartedness, hardness, harshness, inexorability, inhumanity, mercilessness, pitilessness, rigidity, rigor, rigour, ruggedness, severity, sternness, strictness, stringency), ‏عنف (blow up, check, chide, convulse, expostulate, fierceness, force, heating, impetuosity, rant, rebuke, roughness, rowdyism, rudeness, scold, smarten, thuggery, vehemence, whip off), ‏التحريف, ‏إغتصاب لفتاة (dishonor, dishonour), ‏إتقاد في الشعور, ‏أذى (disadvantage, disfavor, disfavour, hardship, harm, hurst, injury, injustice, insult, lesion, mayhem, trauma, wickedness, zenana), ‏شدة (adversity, exaltation, ferocity, harshness, hindrance, intensity, misery, need, rigor, solidity, strength, temperature, vehemence, warmth), ‏بطش (assault, force, valor, valour). (various references)

Bulgarian 

ярост (Bate, desperation, frenzy, fury, ire, madness, paddywhack, passion, rabidity, rage, rave, tear, wax), стремителност (impetuosity, impetus), сила (definition, drive, dynamism, effect, energy, feck, fiber, fibre, flush, force, forcefulness, forte, goodness, hardness, impetus, intension, intensity, inwardness, kick, lustiness, medium, might, mightiness, muscle, muscularity, nerve, pith, potency, power, prowess, punch, sinews, snap, stamina, strength, stringency, tenacity, thews, tuck, vehemence, verve, vigor, vigour, vim, vinegar, virility, virtue, virulence, vis, volume, zap, zip), ревност (eagerness, fervency, heartburning, jealousy, mettle, zealotry), несдържаност (incontinence, intemperance), насилие (coercion, force, heat, outrage), жар (ardour, embers, fervency, fervor, fervour, fire, flame, ginger, glow, gusto, heat, incandescence, mustard, vehemence, warmth, zest), буйност (boisterousness, ebullience, ebulliency, impetuosity), извращение (contortion, perversion), извращаване (contortion, distortion). (various references)

Chinese 

暴力 (force, violent). (various references)

Czech

zuřivost (ferocity, fierceness, frenzy, furiosity, furor, furore, fury, rabidity, rage), urážka (affront, brickbat, contumely, injury, insult, offence, outrage), prudkost (effervescence, effervescency, ferocity, fierceness, impetuosity, intensity, rapidity, vehemence, viciousness, vigor, vigour, virulence), porušení (betrayal of trust, breach, contravention, infraction, infringement, violation), násilí (force). (various references)

Danish

voldelig handling, udoevelse af vold, anvendelse af vold. (various references)

Dutch

geweldpleging, geweld. (various references)

Esperanto

perforto. (various references)

Farsi 

غصب (Usurpation), تندی (Acerbity, Acrimony, Discourtesy, Ginger, Heat, Impetuosity, Kick, Pace, Pungency, Rapidity, Rigor, Speed, Vehemence, Velocity, Virulence), سختی (Accolade, Austerity, Buckram, Difficulty, Duration, Duress, Granite, Hardship, Implacability, Inflexibility, Privation, Resistance, Rigidity, Severity, Solidity, Stress, Tenacity), زور (Dint, Energy, Hustle, Might, Power, Push, Strain, Strength, Stunt, Thrust, Tuck, Vigor, Vim, Vis, Vivacity, Zing, Zip), خشونت (Discourtesy, Loathloth, Rigor, Severity, Stricture, Truculence), اشتلم , شدت (Acrimony, Duress, Extremity, Gravity, Intensity, Severity, Stringency, Vehemence), بی حرمتی (Affront, Disrespect). (various references)

Finnish

väkivalta. (various references)

French

violence. (various references)

German

Heftigkeit (acuteness, Ardor, ardour, bitterness, ferocity, fierceness, hastiness, heaviness, intenseness, intensity, severeness, severity, tempestuousness, vehemence, vehemency, vigor, vigour, virulence, warmth, weight, wildness), Gewalttätigkeit (rough stuff, rowdyism), Gewalt (ability, authority, coercion, control, force, grip, hold, mightiness, power, strength, vigour). (various references)

Greek 

βία (constraint, expedition, force, precipitance, rush). (various references)

Hebrew 

תקיפות (assertiveness, firmness, resoluteness, resolution, vehemence, vigour), פריצות (degeneration, insolence, lawlessness, licentiousness, obscenity, orgy, vice), עושק (exploitation, extortion, oppression, rapacious, robbery), חמסנות (cruelty, oppression, rapacity, robbery, usurpation), חמס (cruelty, injustice, oppression, rapine), אלימות (aggression, terror, terrorism), חזקה (force, might, strength), אנס (compulsion, duress, rape, violation). (various references)

Hungarian

erõszak (force, might, outrage), erőszak (big stick, compulsion, dint, force, outrage, violation), durvaság (barbarism, bluntness, boorishness, brusqueness, brutality, coarseness, crassness, earthiness, foulness, roughness, scurrility). (various references)

Indonesian

kekerasan, kehebatan (intensity (of excitement). (various references)

Italian

violenza (outrageousness, roughness, thuggery, wildness). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

強奪 (extortion, pillage, plunder). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

おうぼう (despotism, high-handedness, oppression, tyranny), バイオレンス , しれつ (fierceness, row of teeth, severity), きょうこう (consternation, crime, enforcement, famine, firm, forcing, height of a mirror stand, murder, panic, poor crops, Pope, scare, strong, stubborn, thoracic cavity, thorax, unbending, unyielding, vigorous), ぼうきょ (lack of discrimination, reckless action, unreasonable actions), ぼうりょく (mayhem), ぼうあく, かがい (assault, damaging, evil, extracurricular, harm, heavy taxation, mischief, numerically inferior force, perigone, prostitution quarter, red-light district, small military force, taxation), ごうだつ (extortion, pillage, plunder), ろうぜき (confusion, disorder, outrage, riot), ゲバルト , げきれつ (fervent, fierceness, furious, intenseness, severity, vehement, violent), げきじん (intenseness, keenness, severity, vehemence). (various references)

Korean 

폭력 (harassment). (various references)

Manx

raghlid (rashness). (various references)

Norwegian

overtredelse (contravention, infringement). (various references)

Pig Latin

iolencevay.(various references)

Portuguese

violência (bluster, brunt, fierceness, rabidity, rage, rampage, turbulence, virulence). (various references)

Romanian

violenţã (excess, fierceness, force, roughness, rudeness, severity), vehemenţã (acrimony, bitterness, vehemence), silnicie (compulsion), furie (anger, fierceness, frenzy, fury, hastiness, ire, madness, mood, rage, shrew, temper, termagant, wax, wrath), forţã (drive, energy, force, greatness, influence, locomotive power, measure, might, mightiness, nerve, potency, power, punch, sinew, strength, stress, vigor, vigour, vim, weight), exces (abuse, excess, intemperance, nimiety, redundance, redundancy, riot, riotousness, superfluity, surfeit, transgression), brutalitate (brutality, cruelty, roughness, savagery). (various references)

Russian 

сила (arm, efficacy, energy, force, force of, forcefulness, libido, lustiness, might, nerve, pitch, pith, potency, power, strength, strengths, vehemence, vigor, vigour, vim, virtue), расправа (reprise, shrift), насилие;сила, насилие (assault, brute force, force, outrage, rapine, violation), жестокость (atrocity, barbarity, brutality, cruelty, devilry, ferocity, fierceness, inhumanity, savagery, tyranny). (various references)

Scottish

lamh-làidir (the strong hand; inflected on the), farrach, fòirneart (force, oppression), fòireigneadh (oppression), ainneart (force, oppression). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

zulum (oppression), nasilje (force), napastvovanje, jačina (intensity, power, raciness, rankness, severity, sharpness, sinew, strenght, substantiality, tenacity, volume), žestina (force, rage, severities, sharpness, vehemence). (various references)

Spanish

violencia (fury, intemperance, mayhem, rudeness, savageness, savagery, sharpness, wildness). (various references)

Swedish

våldsamhet (brunt, ferocity, furry, intensity), våld (force, grasp). (various references)

Turkish

zorlama (arm-twisting, coaction, coercion, compulsion, constraint, duress, enforcement, force, impellent, pressure, push, screw, strain, urge), zorbalık (despotism, extortion, fist law, headiness, outrage, overbearance, rough stuff, ruffianism, tyranny), tecâvüz (aggression, an outrage upon decency, assault, breaking in, desecration, encroachment, incursion, infraction, infringement, inroad, intrusion, invasion, offence, offense, outrage, rape, trespass), şiddet (acuteness, edge, fierceness, force, forcefulness, harshness, heaviness, impetuosity, impetus, intenseness, intension, intensity, keenness, lustiness, rigor, rigour, rough stuff, severity, sharpness, smartness, sting, stringency, tempest, vehemence, virulence), ırza tecavüz (an outrage upon decency, criminal assault, incident assault, rape). (various references)

Ukrainian

несамовитість (delirium, ecstasy, furor, irresponsibility, tear), насильство (assault, coercion, outrage, rapine), бешкетування. (various references)

Vietnamese 

tính hung dữ tính chất quá khích bạo lực, sự mãnh liệt (ardency, vehemence, vehemency), sự dữ dội (keenness, rudeness, vehemence, vehemency), sự cưỡng bức. (various references)

Welsh

trawster (oppression), trais (force, oppression), gorddin (attack, oppression), angerdd (ardor, force, heat, passion, peculiarity). (various references)

ne. (various references)

multivolam, vi, vim, vimque, violentia, violentiae, violentiam, vires, viri, viribus, virique, viris, virisque, viritas, virium, virum, vis. (various references)

ecghete. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "violence": violences. (additional references)

Words ending with "violence": antiviolence, counterviolence, nonviolence, ultraviolence. (additional references)

Words containing "violence": counterviolences, nonviolences, ultraviolences. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Violence" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Nikolenka, violacea, violance, violen, voilence, volence. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: cineole.

-2 letters: cineol, cloven, elevon, enolic, evince, novice, oleine, veloce.

-3 letters: cline, clone, clove, colin, coven, covin, eloin, envoi, leone, levin, lieve, liven, nicol, niece, nieve, novel, oleic, olein, olive, ovine, voice, voile.

-4 letters: ceil, cine, cion, clon, coil, coin, cole, cone, coni, cove, enol, even, evil, icon, leno, levo, lice, lien, line, lino.

+1 letter: covelline, violences.

+2 letters: covellines, solvencies.

+3 letters: conceivable, conventicle, convertible, covalencies, nonelective, nonviolence.

+4 letters: antiviolence, codeveloping, concessively, connectively, conveniently, conventicler, conventicles, convertibles, insolvencies, lovesickness, nonelectives, nonexclusive, nonselective, nonviolences, overcleaning, overclearing, overreliance, uncoercively, voicefulness.

+5 letters: coextensively, consecutively, contemplative, conventiclers, convertiplane, countervailed, equivocalness, inconceivable, inconvertible, overbleaching, overreliances, ultraviolence, unconceivable, voicelessness.