| CONCLUSIVELY | • conclusively adv. In a conclusive manner; with finality. • CONCLUSIVE adv. relating to a conclusion. |
| CONDUCTIVELY | • conductively adv. In a conductive manner. • conductively adv. By means of conduction. • CONDUCTIVE adv. having the power of conducting. |
| CONVULSIVELY | • convulsively adv. In a convulsive manner. • CONVULSIVE adv. constituting or producing a convulsion. |
| EVOLUTIONARY | • evolutionary adj. Of or relating to the biological theory of evolution. • evolutionary adj. Having formal similarities to the biological theory of evolution. • EVOLUTIONARY adj. relating to evolution. |
| OMNIVOROUSLY | • omnivorously adv. In the manner of an omnivore. • OMNIVOROUS adv. feeding on all kinds of food. |
| REVULSIONARY | • REVULSIONARY adj. of or like revolution. |
| UNCOERCIVELY | • uncoercively adv. Without the use of coercion. • UNCOERCIVE adv. not coercive. |
| UNFORGIVABLY | • unforgivably adv. In an unforgivable manner. • UNFORGIVABLE adv. not forgivable. |
| UNPROVIDEDLY | • unprovidedly adv. (Archaic) Without being provided for. • unprovidedly adv. (Obsolete) Unguardedly. • UNPROVIDED adv. UNPROVIDE, (Shakespeare) to deprive of necessary provision. |
| UNVIRTUOUSLY | • unvirtuously adv. In an unvirtuous manner. • UNVIRTUOUS adv. not virtuous. |
| VENEFICOUSLY | • VENEFICOUS adv. acting by poison or potions or by sorcery, also VENEFIC, VENEFICAL, VENEFICIOUS. |
| VILLAINOUSLY | • villainously adv. In a villainous manner; in the manner of a villain; evilly. • VILLAINOUS adv. like a villain, also VILLANOUS. |
| VOLUMINOSITY | • voluminosity n. Quality or degree of being voluminous. • VOLUMINOSITY n. the state of being voluminous. |
| VOLUMINOUSLY | • voluminously adv. In a voluminous manner. • VOLUMINOUS adv. bulky, filling much space. |
| VOLUNTARYISM | • voluntaryism n. Alternative form of voluntarism. • VOLUNTARYISM n. the principle or practice of reliance on voluntary action, not coercion. |
| VOLUNTARYIST | • voluntaryist n. Alternative form of voluntarist. • VOLUNTARYIST n. a believer in voluntaryism. |