| EMPIRICALLY | • empirically adv. Based on experience as opposed to theoretical knowledge. • empirically adv. (Sciences) Based on data gathered in the real world. • EMPIRICAL adv. relying on or derived from observation or experiment; guided by practical experience rather than theory, also EMPIRIC. |
| HYPERMILING | • hypermiling n. Driving a car slowly so as to maximize fuel efficiency. • HYPERMILING n. the practice of maximizing the fuel economy of a motor vehicle, especially through driving technique and vehicle maintenance. |
| IMPASSIVELY | • impassively adv. In an impassive manner. • IMPASSIVE adv. not showing feeling or emotion. |
| IMPATIENTLY | • impatiently adv. Without patience. • IMPATIENT adv. not patient. |
| IMPERIALITY | • imperiality n. Imperial power. • imperiality n. Imperial rights or privileges. • IMPERIALITY n. the state of being imperial. |
| IMPERIOUSLY | • imperiously adv. In an imperious manner; in the style of an emperor. • imperiously adv. In a way that brooks no refusal; commandingly. • IMPERIOUS adv. assuming command; haughty. |
| IMPLOSIVELY | • implosively adv. In an implosive manner; by means of implosion. • IMPLOSIVE adv. of or relating to implosion. |
| IMPRECISELY | • imprecisely adv. In an imprecise manner. • IMPRECISE adv. not precise, also UNPRECISE. |
| IMPULSIVELY | • impulsively adv. In an impulsive manner; with force; by impulse. • IMPULSIVE adv. given to acting on impulse. |
| MYIOPHILIES | • MYIOPHILY n. pollination of plants by flies, also MYOPHILY. |
| PERMISSIBLY | • permissibly adv. In a permissible manner. • PERMISSIBLE adv. that can be permitted. |
| PRELIMINARY | • preliminary adj. In preparation for the main matter; initial, introductory, preparatory. • preliminary n. A preparation for a main matter; an introduction. • preliminary n. Any of a series of sports events that determine the finalists. |
| PRIMITIVELY | • primitively adv. In a primitive manner. • PRIMITIVE adv. belonging to earliest times or the earlier stages of development. |
| SIMPERINGLY | • simperingly adv. In a simpering way. • SIMPERING adv. smiling in a silly, weak or affected manner. |