| COGNOMINALLY | • cognominally adv. In a cognominal manner. • COGNOMINAL adv. of or pertaining to a cognomen; of the nature of a surname. |
| GNOMONICALLY | • gnomonically adv. According to the principles of the gnomonic projection. • GNOMONICAL adv. of or pertaining to a gnomon, a sundial, also GNOMONIC. |
| ILLUMINATION | • illumination n. The act of illuminating, or supplying with light; the state of being illuminated. • illumination n. Festive decoration of houses or buildings with lights. • illumination n. Adornment of books and manuscripts with colored illustrations. See illuminate (transitive verb). |
| MEDALLIONING | • medallioning v. Present participle of medallion. • MEDALLION v. to ornament with a medallion or medallions. |
| MILLIONNAIRE | • millionnaire n. Archaic spelling of millionaire. • MILLIONNAIRE n. one who possesses a million pounds, also MILLIONAIRE. |
| MNEMONICALLY | • mnemonically adv. Through the use of mnemonics. • mnemonically adv. As a mnemonic. • MNEMONICAL adv. assisting in memory. |
| MONOCLINALLY | • monoclinally adv. (Geology) In a monoclinal manner. • MONOCLINAL adv. relating to a monocline. |
| MONOLINGUALS | • monolinguals n. Plural of monolingual. • MONOLINGUAL n. one who speaks one language only. |
| MONUMENTALLY | • monumentally adv. To a monumental extent; very greatly. • MONUMENTAL adv. very large. |
| MULTINOMINAL | • multinominal adj. Having many names or terms. • MULTINOMINAL adj. having many names. |
| NONFLAMMABLE | • nonflammable adj. Not combustible. • nonflammable adj. Not easily set on fire. • nonflammable n. Any nonflammable substance. |
| NONMALLEABLE | • nonmalleable adj. Not malleable. • NONMALLEABLE adj. not malleable. |
| NONMOLECULAR | • nonmolecular adj. Not molecular. • NONMOLECULAR adj. not molecular. |
| ORNAMENTALLY | • ornamentally adv. In an ornamental way. • ORNAMENTAL adv. decorative. |
| PHENOMENALLY | • phenomenally adv. In a manner that is extraordinary or amazing. • phenomenally adv. In terms of phenomena. • PHENOMENAL adv. relating to or being a phenomenon. |
| POLLYANNAISM | • Pollyannaism n. Persistent irrational optimism. • POLLYANNAISM n. a pollyannaish observation. |
| PRENOMINALLY | • prenominally adv. (Grammar) Before a noun. • PRENOMINAL adv. placed before a noun, esp. (of an adjective or sense of an adjective) used only before a noun. |
| PRONOMINALLY | • pronominally adv. (Linguistics) In a pronominal manner; as a pronoun. • PRONOMINAL adv. of or like a pronoun. |