| DIASTROPHICALLY | • diastrophically adv. In terms of, or by means of, diastrophism. • DIASTROPHIC adv. relating to diastrophism. |
| HARMONISTICALLY | • harmonistically adv. In a harmonistic manner. • HARMONISTIC adv. relating to harmony. |
| HISTOCHEMICALLY | • histochemically adv. By the use of histochemistry. • HISTOCHEMICAL adv. relating to histochemistry, the chemistry of living tissues. |
| HYLOZOISTICALLY | • hylozoistically adv. In terms of hylozoism. • HYLOZOISTIC adv. relating to the belief that all matter has life. |
| IONOSPHERICALLY | • ionospherically adv. In terms of the ionosphere. • IONOSPHERIC adv. relating to the ionosphere. |
| LYOPHILISATIONS | • lyophilisations n. Plural of lyophilisation. • LYOPHILISATION n. freeze-drying, also LYOPHILIZATION. |
| LYOPHILIZATIONS | • lyophilizations n. Plural of lyophilization. • LYOPHILIZATION n. freeze-drying, also LYOPHILISATION. |
| MASOCHISTICALLY | • masochistically adv. In a masochistic manner. • MASOCHISTIC adv. relating to masochism. |
| MICROPHYSICALLY | • microphysically adv. In terms of microphysics. • MICROPHYSICAL adv. relating to microphysics. |
| NONHISTORICALLY | • nonhistorically adv. In a nonhistorical manner. |
| NONTHEISTICALLY | Sorry, definition not available. |
| PHILOSOPHICALLY | • philosophically adv. In a philosophical manner. • PHILOSOPHICAL adv. relating to philosophy, also PHILOSOPHIC. |
| PHYLLOSILICATES | • phyllosilicates n. Plural of phyllosilicate. • PHYLLOSILICATE n. any of a class of silicate minerals, including talc, consisting of thin sheets. |
| PHYSIOLOGICALLY | • physiologically adv. In accordance with the science of physiology. • physiologically adv. In a manner pertaining to an organism’s physiology. • PHYSIOLOGICAL adv. relating to physiology, also PHYSIOLOGIC. |
| PREHISTORICALLY | • prehistorically adv. In a prehistoric manner. • prehistorically adv. Regarding prehistory. • PREHISTORICAL adv. relating to the time before historical records, also PREHISTORIC. |
| SUCCINYLCHOLINE | • succinylcholine n. (Pharmacology) US and UK form of suxamethonium. • SUCCINYLCHOLINE n. a basic compound that is used intravenously chiefly in the form of a hydrated chloride as a muscle relaxant in surgery. |