| CLAVICYTHERIA | • clavicytheria n. Plural of clavicytherium. • CLAVICYTHERIUM n. a harpsichord-like musical instrument. |
| CLAVICYTHERIUM | • clavicytherium n. (Music) A harpsichord in which the soundboard and strings are mounted vertically facing the player. • CLAVICYTHERIUM n. a harpsichord-like musical instrument. |
| COHESIVELY | • cohesively adv. In a cohesive manner. • COHESIVE adv. having the power of cohering. |
| COMPREHENSIVELY | • comprehensively adv. In a comprehensive manner; in an all-inclusive or wide-ranging fashion. • COMPREHENSIVE adv. covering completely or broadly. |
| HYPERCIVILISED | • hypercivilised adj. Alternative form of hypercivilized. • HYPERCIVILISED adj. excessively civilised, also HYPERCIVILIZED. |
| HYPERCIVILIZED | • hypercivilized adj. Very highly civilized. • HYPERCIVILIZED adj. excessively civilized, also HYPERCIVILISED. |
| HYPERVELOCITIES | • hypervelocities n. Plural of hypervelocity. • HYPERVELOCITY n. a high or relatively high velocity, as thousands of feet or meters per second. |
| HYPERVELOCITY | • hypervelocity adj. Having, or occurring at, extreme velocity. • hypervelocity n. A very high velocity. • hypervelocity n. A hypersonic velocity. |
| HYPERVIGILANCE | • hypervigilance n. An enhanced state of sensory sensitivity accompanied by an exaggerated intensity of behaviors whose… • HYPERVIGILANCE n. extreme vigilance. |
| HYPERVIGILANCES | • HYPERVIGILANCE n. extreme vigilance. |
| HYPERVIRULENCE | • hypervirulence n. An increased virulence. |
| HYPERVIRULENCES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| HYPOVOLAEMIC | • hypovolaemic adj. Alternative form of hypovolemic. |
| HYPOVOLEMIC | • hypovolemic adj. Of, pertaining to hypovolemia, or characterized by low volume of blood in the circulatory system; as… |
| INCHOATIVELY | • inchoatively adv. In an inchoative manner. • INCHOATIVE adv. expressing or pertaining to a beginning. |
| KVETCHILY | • KVETCHY adv. (Yiddish) habitually complaining. |
| MISCHIEVOUSLY | • mischievously adv. In a mischievous manner. • MISCHIEVOUS adv. given to mischief. |