| ACQUISITIVELY | • acquisitively adv. In an acquisitive manner; for the purpose of acquisition. • ACQUISITIVE adv. strongly desirous of acquiring and possessing. |
| ATTRIBUTIVELY | • attributively adv. In an attributive manner. • ATTRIBUTIVE adv. expressing an attribute. |
| DISJUNCTIVELY | • disjunctively adv. In a disjunctive manner. • DISJUNCTIVE adv. separating. |
| DISPUTATIVELY | • disputatively adv. In a disputative manner. • DISPUTATIVE adv. inclined to dispute. |
| ENUNCIATIVELY | • enunciatively adv. In an enunciative manner. • ENUNCIATIVE adv. containing enunciation or utterance, also ENUNCIATORY. |
| INOBTRUSIVELY | • inobtrusively adv. In an inobtrusive manner. • INOBTRUSIVE adv. not obtrusive, also UNOBTRUSIVE. |
| INQUISITIVELY | • inquisitively adv. In an inquisitive manner; curiously. • INQUISITIVE adv. given to examination or investigation. |
| INSTITUTIVELY | • institutively adv. In a way that conforms to an institution. • INSTITUTIVE adv. able or tending to establish. |
| INSTRUCTIVELY | • instructively adv. In an instructive manner. • INSTRUCTIVE adv. indicating means whereby. |
| 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. |
| RETRIBUTIVELY | • retributively adv. In a retributive manner. • RETRIBUTIVE adv. relating to retribution. |
| SUPPOSITIVELY | • suppositively adv. In a suppositive manner. • SUPPOSITIVE adv. suppositional. |
| UNDEVIATINGLY | • undeviatingly adv. Without deviation; directly, unerringly. • UNDEVIATING adv. keeping a true course. |
| UNINVENTIVELY | • uninventively adv. In an uninventive way. |
| VERTIGINOUSLY | • vertiginously adv. In a vertiginous manner. • VERTIGINOUS adv. causing or tending to cause dizziness. |
| 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. |