| BIODYNAMICALLY | • biodynamically adv. In a biodynamic manner. |
| BUOYANTLY | • buoyantly adv. In a buoyant manner. • BUOYANT adv. having buoyancy. |
| EMBRYONICALLY | • embryonically adv. In an embryonic way. • EMBRYONIC adv. of or like an embryo, also EMBRYONAL, EMBRYOTIC. |
| ENJOYABLY | • enjoyably adv. In an enjoyable manner. • ENJOYABLE adv. that can be enjoyed. |
| FLAMBOYANCY | • flamboyancy n. The condition of being flamboyant. • FLAMBOYANCY n. the state of being flamboyant, also FLAMBOYANCE. |
| FLAMBOYANTLY | • flamboyantly adv. In a flamboyant manner. • FLAMBOYANT adv. extravagant. |
| HYPNOTISABILITY | • hypnotisability n. Alternative spelling of hypnotizability. • HYPNOTISABILITY n. the quality of being hypnotisable, also HYPNOTIZABILITY. |
| HYPNOTIZABILITY | • hypnotizability n. The ability to be hypnotized. • HYPNOTIZABILITY n. the state of being hypnotizable, also HYPNOTISABILITY. |
| MONOSYLLABICITY | • monosyllabicity n. The state or characteristic of being monosyllabic. • MONOSYLLABICITY n. the state of being monosyllabic, also MONOSYLLABISM. |
| POLYEMBRYONATE | • polyembryonate adj. (Botany) Consisting of, or having, several embryos; polyembryonic. • POLYEMBRYONATE adj. forming more than one embryo from one ovule or from one fertilized ovum. |
| POLYEMBRYONIC | • polyembryonic adj. (Botany) Polyembryonate. • POLYEMBRYONIC adj. relating to polyembryony. |
| POLYEMBRYONIES | • POLYEMBRYONY n. the condition of having several embryos. |
| POLYEMBRYONY | • polyembryony n. (Botany) The production of two or more embryos in one seed, due either to the existence and fertilization… • polyembryony n. (Biology) The production of two or more embryos from a single fertilized egg. • POLYEMBRYONY n. the condition of having several embryos. |
| SYMBIONTICALLY | • SYMBIONTIC adv. of or like a symbiont. |
| UNEMPLOYABILITY | • unemployability n. The state or condition of being unemployable. • UNEMPLOYABILITY n. the state of being unemployable. |
| UNFLAMBOYANTLY | • unflamboyantly adv. In an unflamboyant manner. |