| ADVENTUROUSLY | • adventurously adv. In an adventurous manner. • ADVENTUROUS adv. disposed to seek adventure. |
| CONTRASTIVELY | • contrastively adv. In a contrastive manner. • CONTRASTIVE adv. forming or consisting of a contrast. |
| EVANGELISTARY | • evangelistary n. (Christianity) A book containing selections from the Gospels, read during worship services. • EVANGELISTARY n. a book of the Gospels or of passages from them to be read at divine service, also EVANGELISTARION. |
| EVERLASTINGLY | • everlastingly adv. In an everlasting manner; without end; forever. • everlastingly adv. Perpetually; constantly. • EVERLASTING adv. lasting forever. |
| INOBSERVANTLY | • inobservantly adv. In an inobservant manner. • INOBSERVANT adv. not observant. |
| INTRAVENOUSLY | • intravenously adv. (Medicine) In an intravenous manner; by means of intravenous injection. • INTRAVENOUS adv. situated, performed, or occurring within or entering by way of a vein. |
| INVESTIGATORY | • investigatory adj. Aimed at investigating; investigative. • INVESTIGATORY adj. of the nature of investigation. |
| OVEREARNESTLY | • overearnestly adv. In an overearnest manner. |
| SUBVENTIONARY | • subventionary adj. By way of subvention; subsidizing or assisting. • SUBVENTIONARY adj. relating to subvention. |
| TELEVISIONARY | • televisionary n. An enthusiast for advanced television technology. • TELEVISIONARY adj. relating to television, also TELEVISIONAL. |
| TRANSFUSIVELY | • TRANSFUSIVE adv. tending or having power to transfuse. |
| TRANSVERSALLY | • transversally adv. In a transverse manner. • transversally adv. In regard to a transversal. • transversally adv. In a way that exhibits or pertains to transversality; connecting hetergeneous elements (fields, kinds of people, etc). |
| TRYPAFLAVINES | • TRYPAFLAVINE n. another name for acriflavine. |
| UNASSERTIVELY | • unassertively adv. In an unassertive way. • UNASSERTIVE adv. not assertive. |
| VOLUNTARYISMS | • voluntaryisms n. Plural of voluntaryism. • VOLUNTARYISM n. the principle or practice of reliance on voluntary action, not coercion. |
| VOLUNTARYISTS | • voluntaryists n. Plural of voluntaryist. • VOLUNTARYIST n. a believer in voluntaryism. |