| AUTOLYSATE | • autolysate n. (Chemistry) Any product of autolysis. • AUTOLYSATE n. a product of autolysis, also AUTOLYZATE. |
| AUTOLYZATE | • autolyzate n. Alternative form of autolysate. • AUTOLYZATE n. a product of autolysis, also AUTOLYSATE. |
| AUTOPHYTES | • autophytes n. Plural of autophyte. • AUTOPHYTE n. an autotrophic plant, as any green plant. |
| AUTOTYPIES | • autotypies n. Plural of autotypy. • AUTOTYPY n. a photographic printing process. |
| EXULTANTLY | • exultantly adv. In an exultant manner. • EXULTANT adv. exulting. |
| NEUTRALITY | • neutrality n. The state or quality of being neutral; the condition of being unengaged in contests between others;… • neutrality n. (Obsolete) Indifference in quality; a state neither very good nor bad. • neutrality n. (Chemistry): The quality or state of being neutral. |
| OUTDATEDLY | • outdatedly adv. In an outdated manner. • OUTDATED adv. OUTDATE, to make out-of-date. |
| PETULANTLY | • petulantly adv. In a petulant manner. • PETULANT adv. peevish. |
| PUTATIVELY | • putatively adv. According to belief. • PUTATIVE adv. supposed or reputed. |
| QUATERNITY | • quaternity n. (Countable) A group or set of four. • quaternity n. (Uncountable) The state of being four. • QUATERNITY n. fourness; any group of four things. |
| TASTEFULLY | • tastefully adv. In a tasteful manner. • TASTEFUL adv. full of taste. |
| TEXTUALITY | • textuality n. (Literature, linguistics) The attributes that distinguish a text as an object of study. |
| TEXTURALLY | • texturally adv. In a textural manner, relating to texture. • TEXTURAL adv. pertaining to the surface characteristics of something. |
| TRUNCATELY | • truncately adv. In a truncate manner. • TRUNCATE adv. appearing as if cut off. |
| TUFTAFFETY | • TUFTAFFETY n. (archaic) a taffeta with a tufted pile, also TUFFTAFFETA, TUFFTAFFETY, TUFTAFFETA. |
| ULTIMATELY | • ultimately adv. Indicating the last item. • ultimately adv. Indicating the most important action. • ultimately adv. (Linguistics) Used to indicate the etymon at which a given etymological derivation terminates. |