| POPULOUS | • populous adj. Having a large population. • populous adj. (Of a language) Spoken by a large number of people. • populous adj. Densely populated. |
| POPULOUSLY | • populously adv. In a populous manner. • POPULOUS adv. containing many inhabitants. |
| UNPOPULOUS | • unpopulous adj. Not populous; having a small population. • UNPOPULOUS adj. not populous. |
| OUTPOPULATES | • outpopulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of outpopulate. • OUTPOPULATE v. to surpass in population. |
| POPULOUSNESS | • populousness n. The quality of being populous. • POPULOUSNESS n. the state of being populous. |
| NONPURPOSEFUL | • nonpurposeful adj. Not purposeful. |
| PLEUROCARPOUS | • pleurocarpous adj. (Botany) Side-fruited; said of those true mosses in which the pedicels or capsules are from lateral archegonia. • PLEUROCARPOUS adj. of mosses, having the archegonia on short lateral branches. |
| SUBPOPULATION | • subpopulation n. A subdivision of a population. • SUBPOPULATION n. an identifiable fraction or subdivision of a population. |
| HYPOSULPHUROUS | • hyposulphurous adj. Alternative form of hyposulfurous. • HYPOSULPHUROUS adj. of or derived from hyposulphurous acid. |
| POPULOUSNESSES | • POPULOUSNESS n. the state of being populous. |
| SUBPOPULATIONS | • subpopulations n. Plural of subpopulation. • SUBPOPULATION n. an identifiable fraction or subdivision of a population. |
| SUPPOSITIOUSLY | • suppositiously adv. In a suppositious manner. • SUPPOSITIOUS adv. fraudulently substituted, also SUPPOSITITIOUS. |
| UNPROPITIOUSLY | • unpropitiously adv. In an unpropitious way. • UNPROPITIOUS adv. not propitious. |
| UNPROSPEROUSLY | • unprosperously adv. In an unprosperous manner. • UNPROSPEROUS adv. not prosperous. |