| COEXTENSIVELY | • coextensively adv. To the same extent. • COEXTENSIVE adv. having the same spatial or temporal scope or boundaries. |
| CONSECUTIVELY | • consecutively adv. In a consecutive manner; without interruption. • CONSECUTIVE adv. following one after the other in order. |
| EVANGELISTARY | • evangelistary n. (Christianity) A book containing selections from the Gospels, read during worship services. • EVANGELISTARY n. a book of the Gospels or of passages from them to be read at divine service, also EVANGELISTARION. |
| EVERLASTINGLY | • everlastingly adv. In an everlasting manner; without end; forever. • everlastingly adv. Perpetually; constantly. • EVERLASTING adv. lasting forever. |
| HYPERTENSIVES | • hypertensives n. Plural of hypertensive. • HYPERTENSIVE n. someone suffering from hypertension. |
| INSENSITIVELY | • insensitively adv. In an insensitive manner. • INSENSITIVE adv. not responsive or susceptible, also UNSENSITIVE. |
| OVEREARNESTLY | • overearnestly adv. In an overearnest manner. |
| OVERINTENSELY | • overintensely adv. Too intensely. |
| OVERINTENSITY | • overintensity n. The quality of being overintense. • OVERINTENSITY n. excessive intensity. |
| PREUNIVERSITY | • preuniversity adj. Prior to university. • PREUNIVERSITY adj. taking place before university. |
| SEVENTEENTHLY | • seventeenthly adv. In the seventeenth place; seventeenth in a row. • SEVENTEENTH adv. number seventeen in sequence. |
| SUBSERVIENTLY | • subserviently adv. In a subservient manner. • SUBSERVIENT adv. useful in an inferior capacity. |
| TELEVISIONARY | • televisionary n. An enthusiast for advanced television technology. • TELEVISIONARY adj. relating to television, also TELEVISIONAL. |
| UNASSERTIVELY | • unassertively adv. In an unassertive way. • UNASSERTIVE adv. not assertive. |
| UNSELECTIVELY | • unselectively adv. In an unselective manner; inclusively. • UNSELECTIVE adv. not marked by selection. |
| VENTURESOMELY | • venturesomely adv. In a manner that is bold and willing to take risks; adventurously. • VENTURESOME adv. involving risk. |
| YESTEREVENING | • yesterevening n. (Archaic) Synonym of yestereve. • YESTEREVENING n. yesterday evening, also YESTEREVE, YESTEREVEN, YESTREEN. |