Proverbially
Proverbiallyad.in or by a proverb, by maxims
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Proverbiallyad.in or by a proverb, by maxims
Providedpa.furnished, on condition
Providencen.God's care, foresight, prudence
Providentiala.effected by providence, happy
Providentiallyad.by the care of providence
Providentlyad.with wife or careful precaution
Providern.one who provides, one who procures
Providsv.to procure, furnish, prepare, stipulate
Provincen.a region, a conquered country, office
Provinciala.belonging to a province or district
Provincialn.a spiritual or chief governor, an inhabitant of a province
Provincialismn.a peculiarity of speech in a province or district of country
Provinciatev.t.to turn to or make a province, ob.
Provisionn.a providing beforehand, measure taken, stores laid up, victual's, food, stipulation
Provisionv.t.to furnish with food
Provisionala.serving for present use, wary
Provisionallyad.with a proviso, temporarily
Provison.a stipulation, provision, caution, grant
Provisorn.one who has the care of providing
Provocationn.a cause of or for anger, an appeal
Provocativen.a thing to revive a bad appetite
Provokev.t.to rouse, enrage, vex, challenge
Provokern.one who provokes, one who stirs up
Provokingpa.exciting or tending to excite wrath
Provokinglyad.so as to raise anger, crossly
Provostn.a chief of any body, an executioner
Provostshipn.the place or office of a provost