decavitation
cavitational
caviling
cavitatory
anticalcifying
cavernous
cavitied
cavillation
caudality
cavitationally
bicavitary
ossify
calcificate
pyrotic
hypocalcification
hypercalcification
curettage
tetracavitary
anticavity
anticalculous
calcific
anticalcific
cauterization
calcinable
anticalcification
pneumatized
caudalizing
litholysis
caciqueship
caecotrophic
thermocautery
calcifier
micturitic
destimulant
antiplaque
multicavous
procalcification
calcinate
remedial
cauterant
cauliflory
calcificated
searcher
microcavitation
vasoregulator
oroantral
panniculectomy
recavitate
calcined
abatised
unbloat
caviarlike
cachaemic
calciner
uncauterised
hypercalcified
cirrhosed
postfiltration
demucilage
uvulatomy
nondefilement
unvat
excaudate
pneumaticized
trilabe
recalcination
uroschesis
cacheable
lithuresis
curettement
anticalciuric
durectomy
overcalcification
pneumatic
hypocalcified
kalsomine
premicturition
flossing
calcificatious
calentured
noncaustic
antisuppurative
procalcific
cordectomy
trial of void
procalcifying
absconsio
unpneumatized
antierysipelas
exodontic
caudalize
cirrhotic
antipellagric
caesuraless
unsuction
calciphylactic
multicavity

English words for 'The removal, or prevention of cavitation'

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