| ANTERIORLY | • anteriorly adv. Before (in time). • anteriorly adv. In front (in position). • anteriorly adv. Towards the anterior. |
| APRIORISMS | • apriorisms n. Plural of apriorism. • APRIORISM n. an a priori principle. |
| APRIORISTS | • apriorists n. Plural of apriorist. • APRIORIST n. a person who believes in Kant's theory of a priori cognition. |
| EXTERIORLY | • exteriorly adv. From the exterior, from outside. • exteriorly adv. On the exterior, outside. • EXTERIOR adv. outside. |
| INFERIORLY | • inferiorly adv. In an inferior manner. • inferiorly adv. In an inferior direction. • INFERIOR adv. lower in any respect, worse. |
| INTERIORLY | • interiorly adv. In the interior part; internally; inwardly. • INTERIOR adv. internal. |
| MYRIORAMAS | • myrioramas n. Plural of myriorama. • MYRIORAMA n. a picture consisting of many interchangeable parts. |
| POSTERIORS | • posteriors n. Plural of posterior. • POSTERIOR n. the buttocks. |
| PRIORESSES | • prioresses n. Plural of prioress. • PRIORESS n. a female superior of a house of any of various orders of nuns. |
| PRIORITIES | • priorities n. Plural of priority. • priorities interj. (Informal) An expression, chiefly unfriendly, remarking disagreement with someone else’s order of priorities;… • PRIORITY n. precedence established by importance. |
| PRIORITISE | • prioritise v. (British spelling) Alternative form of prioritize. • PRIORITISE v. to assign a priority to, also PRIORITIZE. |
| PRIORITIZE | • prioritize v. (Transitive) To value, do, or choose something first, or before other things. • prioritize v. (Transitive, intransitive) To arrange or list a group of things in order of priority or importance. • prioritize v. (Transitive) To rank something as having high priority. |
| PRIORSHIPS | • priorships n. Plural of priorship. • PRIORSHIP n. the state or office of prior, also PRIORATE. |
| SUPERIORLY | • superiorly adv. (Anatomy, medicine) above; in a superior position. • superiorly adv. In a superior manner. • SUPERIOR adv. of higher rank, quality, or authority than another. |
| ULTERIORLY | • ulteriorly adv. In an ulterior manner. • ULTERIOR adv. (Latin) of e.g. a motive, beyond what is stated or apparent. |
| WARRIORESS | • warrioress n. (Rare) A female warrior. • WARRIORESS n. a female warrior. |