| ADMONITORILY | • admonitorily adv. In an admonitory manner. • ADMONITORY adv. warning, also ADMONITIVE. |
| ALLOANTIBODY | • alloantibody n. An antibody involved in alloimmunity. • ALLOANTIBODY n. an antibody. |
| COLLOIDALITY | • colloidality n. The state or quality of being colloidal. • COLLOIDALITY n. the state of being a colloid. |
| CONCORDANTLY | • concordantly adv. In a concordant manner. • CONCORDANT adv. harmonious, united. |
| COORDINATELY | • coordinately adv. In a coordinate or coordinated fashion. • coördinately adv. Alternative spelling of coordinately. • co-ordinately adv. Alternative spelling of coordinately. |
| COTYLEDONARY | • cotyledonary adj. Of or pertaining to a cotyledon. • COTYLEDONARY adj. relating to or having cotyledons, also COTYLEDONOUS. |
| DACTYLIOLOGY | • dactyliology n. The branch of archaeology dealing with gem engraving. • dactyliology n. The branch of archaeology dealing with finger rings. • DACTYLIOLOGY n. the study of finger-rings. |
| DACTYLOSCOPY | • dactyloscopy n. The forensic analysis and comparison of fingerprints as a means of identification of individuals. • DACTYLOSCOPY n. the comparison of fingerprints for purpose of identification. |
| DEROGATORILY | • derogatorily adv. In a derogatory manner. • DEROGATORY adv. detracting, injurious. |
| DEVOTIONALLY | • devotionally adv. In a devotional manner. • DEVOTIONAL adv. relating to devotion. |
| DIALECTOLOGY | • dialectology n. The study of dialects. • DIALECTOLOGY n. the study of dialects. |
| IDOLATROUSLY | • idolatrously adv. In an idolatrous manner. • IDOLATROUS adv. of or pertaining to idolatry. |
| LYMPHOMATOID | • lymphomatoid adj. Relating to, or characteristic of lymphomata. • LYMPHOMATOID adj. like a lymphoma. |
| ROUNDABOUTLY | • roundaboutly adv. In a roundabout manner; indirectly. • ROUNDABOUT adv. circuitous. |
| TROCHOIDALLY | • TROCHOIDAL adv. of or pertaining to a trochoid. |
| VASODILATORY | • vasodilatory adj. Of, pertaining to, or functioning as a vasodilator. • VASODILATORY adj. relating to a vasodilator, a nerve or drug that causes vasodilatation. |