ˈsʌltrɪnɪs
51ultra vires — [ˌʌltrə vʌɪri:z, ˌʊltrα: vi:reɪz] adjective & adverb Law beyond one s legal power or authority. Origin L., lit. beyond the powers …
52ultramafic — [ˌʌltrə mafɪk] adjective Geology relating to or denoting igneous rocks composed chiefly of mafic minerals …
53ultramontane — [ˌʌltrə mɒnteɪn] adjective 1》 advocating supreme papal authority in matters of faith and discipline. Compare with Gallican. 2》 situated on the other side of the Alps from the point of view of the speaker. noun an advocate of supreme papal… …
54ultramundane — [ˌʌltrə mʌndeɪn] adjective literary existing outside the known world or the universe. Origin C17: from late L. ultramundanus, from ultra beyond + mundanus (from mundus world ) …
55ultrasonography — [ˌʌltrəsə nɒgrəfi] noun Medicine a technique using echoes of ultrasound pulses to delineate objects or areas of different density in the body. Derivatives ultrasonographic adjective …
56ultra- — [ʌltrə] prefix extremely an ultra modern kitchen[/ex] …
57ultrasonic — [ˌʌltrəˈsɒnɪk] adj used for describing sounds that are higher than the range of sounds that humans can hear …
58ultrasound — [ˈʌltrəˌsaʊnd] noun [U] a way of producing an image of an organ or of a baby inside someone s body, using sound waves …
59ultraviolet — [ˌʌltrəˈvaɪələt] adj ultraviolet light is beyond the normal range of colours that humans can see ultraviolet noun [U] …
60sheltron — /ˈʃɛltrɒn/ (say sheltron) noun Scottish History → schiltron …
