| CORRUPTIVELY | • corruptively adv. In a corruptive way. • CORRUPTIVE adv. tending to corrupt. |
| DISRUPTIVELY | • disruptively adv. In a disruptive manner. • DISRUPTIVE adv. causing disruption. |
| INTERPLUVIAL | • interpluvial n. (Geology) A period of decreased rainfall. • INTERPLUVIAL n. a period between bouts of rain. |
| OVERMULTIPLY | • overmultiply v. (Intransitive) To multiply or increase too much; to repeat too often. • OVERMULTIPLY v. to become too numerous. |
| OVERPOPULATE | • overpopulate v. To fill with too many individuals; to exceed the capacity of a region to contain the population. • OVERPOPULATE v. to populate too densely. |
| PLUVIOMETERS | • pluviometers n. Plural of pluviometer. • PLUVIOMETER n. a device for recording rainfall. |
| PLUVIOMETRIC | • pluviometric adj. Related to pluviometry. • PLUVIOMETRIC adj. relating to pluviometry, the measurement of rainfall, also PLUVIOMETRICAL. |
| PREOVULATORY | • preovulatory adj. Prior to ovulation. • PREOVULATORY adj. occurring or existing in or typical of the period immediately preceding ovulation. |
| PRODUCTIVELY | • productively adv. In a productive manner. • PRODUCTIVE adv. having the power of producing, esp. in abundance. |
| PROTRUSIVELY | • protrusively adv. In a protrusive manner. • PROTRUSIVE adv. thrusting or impelling forward; as, protrusive motion. |
| PULVERATIONS | • PULVERATION n. pulverization. |
| REPUTATIVELY | • reputatively adv. (Archaic) reputedly. • REPUTATIVE adv. reputed, putative. |
| RESUMPTIVELY | • resumptively adv. (Linguistics) In a resumptive manner; in terms of, or by means of, resumption. • RESUMPTIVE adv. taking back; resuming. |
| RETROPULSIVE | • retropulsive adj. Driving back; repelling. • retropulsive adj. Exhibiting or relating to retropulsion. • RETROPULSIVE adj. showing retropulsion. |
| SUPERELEVATE | • superelevate v. (Transitive) To give a superelevation to (a railway track). • SUPERELEVATE v. to raise above a normal level. |
| SUPERLATIVES | • superlatives n. Plural of superlative. • SUPERLATIVE n. the superlative degree of comparison in a language. |
| SUPEROVULATE | • superovulate v. (Biology) To produce large quantities of mature ova. • SUPEROVULATE v. to produce a larger number of ova than usual, e.g. under stimulus of injected hormones. |
| SUPPORTIVELY | • supportively adv. In a supportive way. • SUPPORTIVE adv. tending to support. |
| VOLUPTUARIES | • voluptuaries n. Plural of voluptuary. • VOLUPTUARY n. a sensualist; a person fond of luxury. |