| APPLICATIVELY | • applicatively adv. In an applicative manner. • APPLICATIVE adv. that can be applied. |
| BELIEVABILITY | • believability n. The state or quality of being believable. • BELIEVABILITY n. the quality of being believable. |
| CURVILINEALLY | • CURVILINEAL adv. bounded by curved lines. |
| CURVILINEARLY | • curvilinearly adv. In a curvilinear way. • CURVILINEAR adv. bounded by curved lines, also CURVILINEAL. |
| EXPLICATIVELY | • explicatively adv. In an explicative way. • EXPLICATIVE adv. serving to explicate. |
| IMPLICATIVELY | • implicatively adv. In an implicative way. • IMPLICATIVE adv. tending to implicate. |
| INVENTORIALLY | • inventorially adv. In terms of an inventory. • INVENTORIAL adv. relating to inventory. |
| LEGISLATIVELY | • legislatively adv. By legislation, by the method of enacting laws. • LEGISLATIVE adv. relating to legislation. |
| QUALITATIVELY | • qualitatively adv. In a qualitative manner. • qualitatively adv. With respect to quality rather than quantity. • QUALITATIVE adv. of, relating to, or involving quality or kind. |
| RESOLVABILITY | • resolvability n. The quality or condition of being resolvable. • RESOLVABILITY n. the quality of being resolvable. |
| REVEALABILITY | • revealability n. The quality or state of being revealable. • REVEALABILITY n. the quality of being revealable. |
| UNBELIEVINGLY | • unbelievingly adv. In an unbelieving way. • unbelievingly adv. Synonym of incredibly. • UNBELIEVING adv. UNBELIEVE, to disbelieve; to cease to believe. |
| UNCIVILISEDLY | • UNCIVILISED adv. not civilised, also UNCIVILIZED. |
| UNCIVILIZEDLY | • uncivilizedly adv. In an uncivilized manner. • UNCIVILIZED adv. not civilised, also UNCIVILISED. |
| VERISIMILARLY | • verisimilarly adv. In a verisimilar way; suggesting truthfulness. • VERISIMILAR adv. seeming real or true. |
| VULNERABILITY | • vulnerability n. (Uncountable) The state of being vulnerable; susceptibility to attack or injury, either physical or… • vulnerability n. (Countable) A specific weakness in the protections or defences surrounding someone or something. • vulnerability n. (Computing) A weakness which allows an attacker to reduce a system’s security. |