How to pronounce “ad modum”

Meaning

• [Adjective]
• Consistent with.

Practice Nearby Words

pursuant, modish, consectaneous, formal, consuetudinal, consensual, on-brand, systemative, in order, customary, comme il faut, tempered, formulaic, running, moderative, standardish, onside, prosimetric, timewise, routine, occurring, conventional, circumstanced, canonical, proper, agreed, paginatim, on board, methodical, suant, usitative, normalwise, metely, ad hoc, comparisonwise, scientific, very, ostensive, solemn, minutely, omniconsiderate, systematic, occasional, normal, manuductive, sequacious, accustomary, partwise, thus and so, orderly, excerpted, cometwise, apropos, butlerly, matter-of-factish, sideways, concientious, capitatim, just, word-for-word, conclusatory, abovedescribed, idiomatical, semiconfessional, hypermodest, measured, solicitous, patricianly, even, sympathetic, sometime, in all its branches, forthright, timely, moderato, accent-wise, modernistic, andante, all very well, steadyish, instrumental, togetherish, standardised, regardful, funct, adjusted, scrupulous, pro forma, marksmanly, circumspect, afortiori, true to oneself, adagio, aligned, talis qualis, tempoed, considered, delivered, adminiculary

Similar Sounds

admitting, adytum, addendum, adendum, anadem, admission, cadmium, anodyne, adman, admen, amidon, admetus, andem, alamodome, admon, amsden, imodium, admin, admiring, ad litem, adam, ramadan, adnan, adem, adom, atman, andon, ad nauseam, emoting, admira, ad nauseum, adma, handmaiden, amadou, antum, samedan, anden, amam, at a time, amda, amodeo, atmen, admet, amedee, admo, adsum, adynaton, hamadan, anodal