ACERBICALLY | • acerbically adv. Sourly; bitterly. • acerbically adv. In a sarcastic or cynical manner. • ACERBIC adv. bitter and sour, also ACERB. |
AEROBICALLY | • aerobically adv. In an aerobic manner. • AEROBIC adv. requiring free oxygen. |
APPRECIABLY | • appreciably adv. In an appreciable manner; to a large extent; considerably. • APPRECIABLE adv. capable of being perceived or measured. |
BACTERIALLY | • bacterially adv. In reference to bacteria. • BACTERIAL adv. of or like bacteria, also BACTERIAN. |
BRICKLAYERS | • bricklayers n. Plural of bricklayer. • BRICKLAYER n. a person who lays bricks. |
CARBYLAMINE | • carbylamine n. (Obsolete, chemistry) an isocyanide. • CARBYLAMINE n. another name for isocyanide. |
CERTIFIABLY | • certifiably adv. With the potential for certification. • certifiably adv. Genuinely. • certifiably adv. To a great extent. |
DISCERNABLY | • discernably adv. In a way that can be discerned; observably. • DISCERNABLE adv. that can be discerned, also DISCERNIBLE. |
EMBRACINGLY | • embracingly adj. In an embracing manner. • EMBRACING adv. EMBRACE, to hug. |
EMBRYULCIAS | • EMBRYULCIA n. forcible extraction of a foetus. |
IMBRICATELY | • imbricately adv. In an imbricate manner. • IMBRICATE adv. overlapping. |
IRRECUSABLY | • irrecusably adv. In an irrecusable manner. • IRRECUSABLE adv. that cannot be rejected. |
IRREVOCABLY | • irrevocably adv. In an irrevocable manner; beyond recall; in a manner precluding repeal. • IRREVOCABLE adv. that cannot be revoked. |
PERCEIVABLY | • perceivably adv. In a way that can be perceived. • PERCEIVABLE adv. able to be perceived. |
PREDICTABLY | • predictably adv. In a manner that can be expected or anticipated. • PREDICTABLE adv. that can be predicted. |
RECLAIMABLY | • reclaimably adv. In a reclaimable manner. • RECLAIMABLE adv. that can be reclaimed. |
SERVICEABLY | • serviceably adv. In a serviceable manner. • SERVICEABLE adv. able or willing to serve. |
SUBLITERACY | • subliteracy n. The state or condition of being subliterate. • SUBLITERACY n. the state of being subliterate. |