| DECLIVITOUS | • declivitous adj. Descending gradually; moderately steep; sloping; downhill. • DECLIVITOUS adj. sloping downhill, also DECLIVOUS. |
| DECURSIVELY | • decursively adv. (Botany) In a decursive manner. • DECURSIVE adv. running down; decurrent. |
| DEVOLUTIONS | • devolutions n. Plural of devolution. • DEVOLUTION n. transference (as of rights, powers, property, or responsibility) to another. |
| DIFFUSIVELY | • diffusively adv. In a diffusive manner. • diffusively adv. With regard to diffusion. • DIFFUSIVE adv. having the quality of diffusing. |
| DISILLUSIVE | • disillusive adj. Freeing from illusion. • DISILLUSIVE adj. tending to disillusion. |
| DISSOLUTIVE | • dissolutive adj. (Now rare) Producing dissolution; dissolvent. • DISSOLUTIVE adj. causing dissolution. |
| DIVULGATERS | • divulgaters n. Plural of divulgater. • DIVULGATER n. one who divulgates, also DIVULGATOR. |
| DIVULGENCES | • divulgences n. Plural of divulgence. • DIVULGENCE n. the act of divulging. |
| DULLSVILLES | • dullsvilles n. Plural of dullsville. • DULLSVILLE n. a boring place where nothing happens. |
| OUTDELIVERS | • outdelivers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outdeliver. • OUTDELIVER v. to surpass in delivering. |
| SEDUCTIVELY | • seductively adv. In a seductive manner. • SEDUCTIVE adv. tending to seduce, also SEDUCIVE. |
| UNADVISABLE | • unadvisable adj. Inadvisable. • unadvisable adj. (Archaic) Unwilling to take advice. • unadvisable adj. (Archaic) Imprudent. |
| UNADVISEDLY | • unadvisedly adv. In an unadvised manner. • UNADVISED adv. ill advised. |
| UNCIVILISED | • uncivilised adj. Alternative spelling of uncivilized. • UNCIVILISED adj. not civilised, also UNCIVILIZED. |
| UNDISSOLVED | • undissolved adj. Not dissolved. • UNDISSOLVED adj. not dissolved. |
| UNVOCALISED | • unvocalised adj. Alternative spelling of unvocalized. • UNVOCALISED adj. not vocalised, also UNVOCALIZED. |
| VAUDEVILLES | • vaudevilles n. Plural of vaudeville. • VAUDEVILLE n. theatrical entertainment featuring a variety of acts such as songs, dances, comedy, acrobatics, magic, pantomime, etc. |
| VESICULATED | • vesiculated adj. Composed of vesicles; vesicular. • VESICULATE v. to become vesicular. |
| VIRTUALISED | • virtualised v. Simple past tense and past participle of virtualise. • VIRTUALISE v. to make virtual, also VIRTUALIZE. |