| BENEVOLENTLY | • benevolently adv. In a benevolent manner. • BENEVOLENT adv. marked by or disposed to doing good. |
| CONVENTUALLY | • conventually adv. In a conventual manner. • CONVENTUAL adv. of or pertaining to a convent. |
| COVENANTALLY | • covenantally adv. In terms of or by means of a covenant. • COVENANTAL adv. relating to a covenant. |
| ENVASSALLING | • envassalling v. Present participle of envassal. • ENVASSAL v. to make a vassal. |
| INVULNERABLE | • invulnerable adj. Incapable of being injured; not vulnerable. • invulnerable adj. Unanswerable; irrefutable. • INVULNERABLE adj. incapable of being wounded, injured, or harmed, also UNVULNERABLE. |
| INVULNERABLY | • invulnerably adv. In an invulnerable manner. • INVULNERABLE adv. incapable of being wounded, injured, or harmed, also UNVULNERABLE. |
| LOVELORNNESS | • lovelornness n. The quality of being lovelorn. • LOVELORNNESS n. the state of being lovelorn. |
| NONAVAILABLE | • nonavailable adj. Not available. |
| NONVIOLENTLY | • nonviolently adv. In a nonviolent manner. • NONVIOLENT adv. abstaining or free from violence. |
| NONVOLATILES | Sorry, definition not available. |
| SLOVENLINESS | • slovenliness n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being slovenly. • slovenliness n. (Countable) The result or product of being slovenly. • SLOVENLINESS n. the state of being slovenly. |
| UNEVENTFULLY | • uneventfully adv. In an uneventful manner. • UNEVENTFUL adv. marked by no noteworthy or untoward incidents. |
| UNLIVELINESS | • unliveliness n. The quality of not being lively. • UNLIVELINESS n. the state of being unlively. |
| UNLOVELINESS | • unloveliness n. The state or condition of being unlovely; ugliness. • UNLOVELINESS n. the state of being unlovely. |
| UNRAVELLINGS | • unravellings n. Plural of unravelling. • UNRAVELLING n. the act of unravelling. |
| UNVULNERABLE | • unvulnerable adj. Obsolete form of invulnerable. • UNVULNERABLE adj. (Shakespeare) invulnerable. |
| VITELLOGENIN | • vitellogenin n. (Biochemistry) An egg-yolk precursor protein expressed in the females of nearly all oviparous species. |