| ACYCLOVIRS | • acyclovirs n. Plural of acyclovir. • ACYCLOVIR n. a drug used in the treatment of herpes and HIV, also ACICLOVIR. |
| ARCHIVALLY | • archivally adv. By archival means. • archivally adv. In archival terms. |
| CAVALIERLY | • cavalierly adv. In a cavalier manner. • CAVALIER adv. careless. |
| COACTIVELY | • coactively adv. In a coactive manner. • COACTIVE adv. mutually active. |
| CORRIVALRY | • corrivalry n. Joint rivalry. • CORRIVALRY n. the state of being a corrival. |
| CREATIVELY | • creatively adv. In a creative manner. • CREATIVE adv. having the ability to create. |
| CURATIVELY | • curatively adv. In a curative manner. • CURATIVE adv. tending to cure, also CURATORY. |
| DECEIVABLY | • deceivably adv. In a deceivable way. • DECEIVABLE adv. fitted to deceive; deceitful. |
| INACTIVELY | • inactively adv. In an inactive manner. • INACTIVE adv. not active, also UNACTIVE. |
| REACTIVELY | • reactively adv. In a reactive fashion. • reactively adv. (Chemistry) In relation to or by means of a reaction. • REACTIVE adv. tending to react. |
| TRIVALENCY | • trivalency n. (Chemistry) The condition of being trivalent; trivalence. • TRIVALENCY n. the state of being trivalent, also TERVALENCY, TRIVALENCE. |
| UNIVALENCY | • univalency n. Alternative form of univalence. • UNIVALENCY n. the state of being univalent, also UNIVALENCE. |
| UNIVOCALLY | • univocally adv. In a univocal manner. • UNIVOCAL adv. having only one meaning. |
| VERTICALLY | • vertically adv. In a vertical direction or position. • VERTICAL adv. upright. |
| VISCERALLY | • viscerally adv. Literally, in a manner that affects the viscera or gut. • viscerally adv. In a visceral manner; in a way that affects one’s inner core or produces overwhelming emotions. • VISCERAL adv. pertaining to the internal organs. |
| VOCATIVELY | • vocatively adv. In a vocative way. • VOCATIVE adv. relating to the act of calling. |
| VORTICALLY | • vortically adv. In a vortical manner; in terms of, or by means of, a vortex. • VORTICAL adv. like a vortex, whirling, also VORTICOSE, VORTICULAR, VORTIGINOUS. |