herstoric |
herstorically |
In rare|feminism|lang=en terms the difference between herstoric and herstorically
is that
herstoric is (rare|feminism) pertaining to herstory while
herstorically is (rare|feminism) in a herstoric or herstorical way.
As an adjective herstoric
is (rare|feminism) pertaining to herstory.
As an adverb herstorically is
(rare|feminism) in a herstoric or herstorical way.
passion |
michelangelesque |
As a noun passion
is (
fervor) passion.
As an adjective michelangelesque is
resembling the works of the artist (1475-1564), characterised by passion, exceptional technical skill, and awe-inspiring grandeur.
grandeur |
michelangelesque |
As a noun grandeur
is the state of being grand or splendid; magnificence.
As an adjective michelangelesque is
resembling the works of the artist (1475-1564), characterised by passion, exceptional technical skill, and awe-inspiring grandeur.
granular |
granularly |
As an adjective granular
is consisting of, or resembling, granules or grains; as, a granular substance grainy granular limestone, crystalline limestone, or marble, having a granular structure.
As an adverb granularly is
in a granular way.
grainy |
grainily |
As an adjective grainy
is resembling grains; granular.
As an adverb grainily is
in a grainy way.
brainy |
brainily |
As an adjective brainy
is (informal) very intellectually capable.
As an adverb brainily is
in a brainy way.
freckled |
unfreckled |
As adjectives the difference between freckled and unfreckled
is that
freckled is having freckles while
unfreckled is not freckled; without freckles.
freckle |
unfreckled |
As a noun freckle
is a small brownish or reddish pigmentation spot on the surface of the skin.
As a verb freckle
is to cover with freckles.
As an adjective unfreckled is
not freckled; without freckles.
speckled |
unspeckled |
As adjectives the difference between speckled and unspeckled
is that
speckled is with dots or spots, spotted while
unspeckled is not speckled; without speckles.
speckle |
unspeckled |
As a noun speckle
is a small spot or speck on the skin, plumage or foliage.
As a verb speckle
is to mark with.
As an adjective unspeckled is
not speckled; without speckles.
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