| DEFECTIVELY | • defectively adv. In a defective manner. • DEFECTIVE adv. deficient. |
| DEFENSATIVE | • defensative n. (Archaic) That which serves to protect or defend. • DEFENSATIVE n. a protection. |
| DEFENSIVELY | • defensively adv. In a defensive manner. • DEFENSIVE adv. tending to defend. |
| EFFECTIVELY | • effectively adv. In an efficient or effective manner; with powerful effect. • effectively adv. Essentially, in effect, for all practical purposes. • EFFECTIVE adv. that works. |
| FESTIVENESS | • festiveness n. The quality of being festive; festivity. • FESTIVENESS n. the state of being festive. |
| FLEXECUTIVE | • flexecutive n. An executive or other professional who works flexible hours, sometimes from home via the Internet. • FLEXECUTIVE n. a professional whose use of information technology allows them to be flexible in where and when they work. |
| INEFFECTIVE | • ineffective adj. Not having the desired effect; ineffectual. • ineffective adj. Lacking in ability; incompetent or inadequate. • INEFFECTIVE adj. not producing an intended effect. |
| IRREFLEXIVE | • irreflexive adj. (Set theory) Of a binary relation R on X: such that no element of X is R-related to itself. • IRREFLEXIVE adj. not reflecting. |
| OVERBRIEFED | • OVERBRIEF v. to brief excessively. |
| OVERFEEDING | • overfeeding v. Present participle of overfeed. • overfeeding n. Excessive feeding. • OVERFEEDING n. excessive feeding. |
| OVERREFINED | • overrefined v. Simple past tense and past participle of overrefine. • overrefined adj. Refined to an excessive degree. • OVERREFINE v. to refine excessively. |
| OVERREFINES | • overrefines v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overrefine. • OVERREFINE v. to refine excessively. |
| PERFECTIVES | • perfectives n. Plural of perfective. • PERFECTIVE n. a verb aspect denoting completed action. |
| REFLEXIVELY | • reflexively adv. In a reflexive manner. • reflexively adv. By reflex, automatically, without conscious thought. • REFLEXIVE adv. indicating that the action turns back upon the subject; relating to a reflex. |