| JURALLY | • jurally adv. In jural terms. • JURAL adv. pertaining to law. |
| JOCULARLY | • jocularly adv. In a jocular manner; humorously. • JOCULAR adv. given to joking. |
| JOYFULLER | • joyfuller adj. Comparative form of joyful: more joyful. • JOYFUL adj. full of joy. |
| JOURNALLED | • journalled v. Simple past tense and past participle of journal. • JOURNAL v. to record in a journal. |
| JOURNALLING | • journalling n. Alternative form of journaling. • JOURNALLING n. the act of recording in a journal, also JOURNALING. |
| JURIDICALLY | • juridically adv. In a juridical manner. • JURIDICAL adv. relating to the administration of justice; pertaining to a judge, also JURIDIC. |
| JOURNALLINGS | • journallings n. Plural of journalling. • JOURNALLING n. the act of recording in a journal, also JOURNALING. |
| JURISTICALLY | • juristically adv. In a juristic manner or context. • JURISTICAL adv. of or pertaining to a jurist, to the legal profession, or to jurisprudence, also JURISTIC. |
| CONJECTURALLY | • conjecturally adv. In a conjectural manner. • CONJECTURAL adv. of the nature of or involving or based on conjecture. |
| PREJUDICIALLY | • prejudicially adv. In a prejudicial manner. • PREJUDICIAL adv. tending to injure or impair. |
| TELEJOURNALISM | • telejournalism n. Journalism for the medium of television. • TELEJOURNALISM n. journalism for television. |
| TELEJOURNALIST | • telejournalist n. A journalist working in the medium of television. • TELEJOURNALIST n. a journalist working for television. |
| EXTRAJUDICIALLY | • extrajudicially adv. Outside of the legal system. • EXTRAJUDICIAL adv. not forming a valid part of regular legal proceedings. |
| TELEJOURNALISMS | • TELEJOURNALISM n. journalism for television. |
| TELEJOURNALISTS | • telejournalists n. Plural of telejournalist. • TELEJOURNALIST n. a journalist working for television. |