Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Vide-supra

See above; used in texts to direct the reader to a preceding passage, citation, or note.

Vinylic

Relating to, containing, or characteristic of a vinyl group or radical (-CH=CH2).

Viperous

Having the qualities or characteristics of a viper; treacherous or venomous.

Virgilian

Relating to or characteristic of Virgil or his poetry, typically marked by refined elegance, melancholy undertones, and epic grandeur.

Viridian

A blue-green pigment consisting of hydrated chromium oxide.

Vivify

To enliven, invigorate, or inspire; to make more lively or animated.

Vivisepulture

The act of burying someone alive.

Vociferate

To utter loud, vehement shouts or cries; to clamor or express opinions loudly and forcefully.

Voluptuary

A person whose life is devoted to the pursuit of pleasure and sensual enjoyment.

Vulneration

The act of wounding or inflicting injury.

Ybermäsiges-Vakuum

A state of vacuum that is significantly below standard atmospheric pressure, often used in scientific and engineering contexts.

vacillation

The act of wavering between different opinions or actions; indecision.