| FRUCTUOUSLY | • fructuously adv. (Archaic) fruitfully. • FRUCTUOUS adv. fruitful. |
| FURFURACEOUSLY | • FURFURACEOUS adv. containing bran or particles resembling bran, also FURFUROUS. |
| INFRUCTUOUSLY | • infructuously adv. Unfruitfully. • INFRUCTUOUS adv. not fruitful. |
| MULTICULTURALLY | • multiculturally adv. In a multicultural manner. • MULTICULTURAL adv. of, relating to, or including several cultures. |
| SCRUPULOUSLY | • scrupulously adv. In a careful manner, with scruple; done with careful attention to detail. • SCRUPULOUS adv. having moral integrity, acting in strict regard for what is considered right or proper. |
| SCULPTURESQUELY | • sculpturesquely adv. In a sculpturesque manner. • SCULPTURESQUE adv. done in the manner of or resembling sculpture. |
| SUBCULTURALLY | • subculturally adv. In terms of a subculture. • SUBCULTURAL adv. relating to a subculture. |
| SUBCUTANEOUSLY | • subcutaneously adv. Under the cutaneous layer of the skin. • SUBCUTANEOUS adv. beneath the skin. |
| TUBERCULOUSLY | • TUBERCULOUS adv. relating to tubercles, also TUBERCULOSE, TUBERCULOSED. |
| UNCOURAGEOUSLY | • uncourageously adv. Without courage; in a cowardly manner. |
| UNCTUOUSLY | • unctuously adv. Insincerely and excessively charming. • UNCTUOUS adv. fatty, oily; marked by a smug, ingratiating and false earnestness. |
| UNPUNCTUALITY | • unpunctuality n. Not being punctual; lateness. • UNPUNCTUALITY n. lack of punctuality. |
| UNSCRUPULOSITY | • UNSCRUPULOSITY n. lack of scrupulosity. |
| UNSCRUPULOUSLY | • unscrupulously adv. In an unscrupulous manner. • UNSCRUPULOUS adv. not scrupulous. |
| UNSUCCESSFULLY | • unsuccessfully adv. Not successfully; without success; to no avail. • UNSUCCESSFUL adv. not successful. |
| UNSUSPICIOUSLY | • unsuspiciously adv. In an unsuspicious way. • UNSUSPICIOUS adv. not suspicious. |
| USUFRUCTUARY | • usufructuary adj. (Law) Of or pertaining to a usufruct. • usufructuary n. (Law) A person who holds property, or the use of assets, by usufruct; a fructuary. • USUFRUCTUARY n. a person who has the use or enjoyment of something, esp. property. |