| DIVERSIONARY | • diversionary adj. That serves as a diversion. • DIVERSIONARY adj. tending to draw attention away from the principal concern. |
| EVIDENTIALLY | • evidentially adv. In an evidential way; according to evidence. • EVIDENTIAL adv. relating to, or affording, evidence. |
| INCHOATIVELY | • inchoatively adv. In an inchoative manner. • INCHOATIVE adv. expressing or pertaining to a beginning. |
| INDICATIVELY | • indicatively adv. In an indicative manner. • INDICATIVE adv. serving to indicate. |
| INITIATIVELY | • initiatively adv. (Nonstandard) On one’s own initiative; without being prompted. • INITIATIVE adv. serving to initiate. |
| INNOVATIVELY | • innovatively adv. In an innovative manner. • INNOVATIVE adv. characterized by innovation. |
| INTERVARSITY | • intervarsity adj. (Britain) taking place between universities. • intervarsity n. A competition taking place between universities. • INTERVARSITY adj. of e.g. a sporting event, taking place between Oxford and Cambridge. |
| NOMINATIVELY | • nominatively adv. In the manner of a nominative; as a nominative. • NOMINATIVE adv. naming the subject. |
| PREVAILINGLY | • prevailingly adv. Mainly, predominantly. • PREVAILING adv. PREVAIL, to triumph. |
| PREVISIONARY | • previsionary adj. Relating to prevision or foresight; prophetic. • PREVISIONARY adj. relating to prevision, foresight. |
| QUANTITIVELY | • quantitively adv. Quantitatively. • QUANTITIVE adv. estimable according to quantity, also QUANTITATIVE. |
| RUMINATIVELY | • ruminatively adv. In a ruminative way. • RUMINATIVE adv. tending to ruminate. |
| TRANSITIVELY | • transitively adv. In a transitive manner. • TRANSITIVE adv. taking a direct object. |
| UNIVERSALITY | • universality n. The property of being universal, common to all members of a class. • UNIVERSALITY n. the state of being universal. |
| 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. |
| VINEYARDISTS | • vineyardists n. Plural of vineyardist. • VINEYARDIST n. one who owns a vineyard. |
| VINYLCYANIDE | • vinyl␣cyanide n. (Organic chemistry) The compound acrylonitrile. • VINYLCYANIDE n. another name for acrylonitrile, a compound used in making synthetic fibres. |