| EQUIVOCACY | • equivocacy n. Equivocalness. • EQUIVOCACY n. equivocal character. |
| GRIEVOUSLY | • grievously adv. In a grievous manner, severely. • GRIEVOUS adv. causing grief. |
| INVOLUTELY | • involutely adv. In an involute manner. • INVOLUTE adv. infolded. |
| OVERBUYING | • overbuying v. Present participle of overbuy. • OVERBUY v. to buy too much. |
| PERVIOUSLY | • perviously adv. In a pervious manner. • PERVIOUS adv. capable of being penetrated. |
| PREVIOUSLY | • previously adv. (Now archaic, with present-tense constructions) First; beforehand, in advance. • previously adv. (With past-tense constructions) At an earlier time. • previously adv. (Television) Recapitulating the preceding episodes of a series. |
| UNIVOCALLY | • univocally adv. In a univocal manner. • UNIVOCAL adv. having only one meaning. |
| UNLOVINGLY | • unlovingly adv. In an unloving manner; without giving love. • UNLOVING adv. UNLOVE, to cease to love. |
| UNSAVORILY | • unsavorily adv. In an unsavory manner. • UNSAVORY adv. not savory, also UNSAVOURY. |
| VIGOROUSLY | • vigorously adv. With intense energy, force or vigor. • VIGOROUS adv. full of vigor. |
| VIPEROUSLY | • viperously adv. In a viperous manner. • VIPEROUS adv. having the qualities of a viper; venomous. |
| VIRTUOSITY | • virtuosity n. The technical skills and fluent style of a virtuoso. • virtuosity n. Lovers of the elegant arts as a class. • VIRTUOSITY n. exceptional technical skill in music or other fine art. |
| VIRTUOUSLY | • virtuously adv. In a virtuous manner. • VIRTUOUS adv. characterized by virtue, also VERTUOUS. |
| VISCOUNTCY | • viscountcy n. The rank or jurisdiction of a viscount. • VISCOUNTCY n. the rank or office of a viscount, also VISCOUNTY. |
| VITREOUSLY | • vitreously adv. In a vitreous manner. • VITREOUS adv. glassy. |
| VOLUBILITY | • volubility n. (Uncountable) the state of being voluble. • volubility n. (Countable) the degree to which someone is voluble. • VOLUBILITY n. the state of being voluble. |
| VOYEURISMS | • voyeurisms n. Plural of voyeurism. • VOYEURISM n. the derivation of gratification from surreptitiously watching sexual acts or objects. |