| ABBREVIATORY | • abbreviatory adj. Serving or tending to abbreviate; shortening; abridging. • ABBREVIATORY adj. serving to abbreviate. |
| BEHAVIORALLY | • behaviorally adv. With respect to behavior. • BEHAVIORAL adv. (US) relating to behaviour, also BEHAVIOURAL. |
| BUNYAVIRUSES | • bunyaviruses n. Plural of bunyavirus. |
| DRIVEABILITY | • driveability n. Alternative spelling of drivability. • DRIVEABILITY n. the ability to be driven, also DRIVABILITY. |
| INVULNERABLY | • invulnerably adv. In an invulnerable manner. • INVULNERABLE adv. incapable of being wounded, injured, or harmed, also UNVULNERABLE. |
| IRREPROVABLY | • irreprovably adv. In a irreprovable manner; irreproachably. • IRREPROVABLE adv. blameless. |
| IRRESOLVABLY | • irresolvably adv. In an irresolvable manner. • IRRESOLVABLE adv. incapable of being resolved. |
| PROVEABILITY | • PROVEABILITY n. the capacity for being proved, also PROVABILITY. |
| PROVERBIALLY | • proverbially adv. In a manner that uses proverbs; in proverbs. • proverbially adv. In a manner reminiscent of a proverb. • PROVERBIAL adv. of or like a proverb. |
| REMOVABILITY | • removability n. The state of being removable. • REMOVABILITY n. the state of being removable. |
| REVIVABILITY | • revivability n. The state of being revivable. • REVIVABILITY n. the quality of being revivable. |
| REVOCABILITY | • revocability n. The quality of being revocable. • REVOCABILITY n. the quality of being revocable, also REVOKABILITY. |
| REVOKABILITY | • revokability n. Alternative form of revocability. • REVOKABILITY n. the quality of being revokable, also REVOCABILITY. |
| SEVERABILITY | • severability n. The quality of being severable. • SEVERABILITY n. the state of being severable. |
| UNGOVERNABLY | • ungovernably adv. In an ungovernable manner. • UNGOVERNABLE adv. not capable of being governed. |
| UNRESOLVABLY | • unresolvably adv. In a way that cannot be resolved. |
| UNVERIFIABLY | • unverifiably adv. In an unverifiable way. |
| VENERABILITY | • venerability n. The qualities of being venerable; great age, respectability, infirmity, etc. • VENERABILITY n. the state of being venerable. |