amerciament
/əˈməːsɪəm(ə)nt/Now chiefly historical
noun
= amercement.
Origin
Late Middle English. From Anglo-Norman amerciament, amerciamente, amerceament amercement, fine or its etymon post-classical Latin amerciamentum from amerciare + classical Latin -mentum.
- prohairesis
- proheterocyst
- prohibit
- prohibited
- prohibited area
- prohibited degrees
- prohibiter
- prohibition
- prohibitionary
- prohibitionism
- Prohibitionist
- prohibition party
- prohibition state
- prohibitive
- prohibitively
- prohibitiveness
- prohibitor
- prohibitorily
- prohibitory
- prohormone
- pro indiviso
- pro-inflammatory
- proing
- proinsulin
- project