corollarial
co-ordinational
cognominal
corolline
fulicine
coquaternionic
cohomological
cohomologous
cormoid
coulometric
Corinthian
copulatory
coital
Courlandic
coitally
cofunctional
coxal
cognometric
conational
dispondaic
collational
cognitological
coelomic
coevolutional
cognatically
aporematic
Corinthiac
noblebright
Curonian
collocational
cognitivist
cofibrant
coauthorial
celomic
cormophytic
subunitary
Corfiot
ekistic
coniferous
covariational
coccygeal
collocative
notative
cofibrantly
cochlear
codicillary
formulational
confraternal
docetist
gustative
gustatory
gustatorial
cotextual
cliometric
diathetic
olfactive
gradational
olfactory
theurgical
structurational
substructional
Commagenian
occipital
eparchial
allegorical
allegoric
bicovariant
occipito-
autosegmental
plectonemic
concretional
monadic
coenesthetic
subcategorical
notational
implementational
isotheral
omnicidal
cationic
cosmetological
covariantly
semiotical
clamatorial
adatomic
stipulational
tympanitic
pleonasmic
semiotic
cocreational
variant
cographic
quodlibetic
theorematic
cosimplicial
monomathic
monodromic
acrocoracoid
consistorial
concatemeric

English words for 'Of or relating to corollaries.'

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