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The word is abstemiously.

Y is not considered a vowel in that word, because it contains other vowels. Y is only a vowels in words that do not contain any of the letters AEIOU. For example: why

just to point this out... although i have no idea about other words in which that occurs

there are only 5 vowels... Y is a constanant! although there are silly English grammar rules which means it is allowed to act like a vowel but its not one

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No. Since phonetically it sounds like I sometimes we consider Y also as a vowel.

What the saying here in America is AEIOU and sometimes Y.

There you have it.

abstemiously - in a sparing manner; without overindulgence.

pareciously - parecious means having the male and female reproductive organs beside or near each other. Not really sure if the -ly fits here, but I have seen it in word lists this way.

I'm pretty sure facetiously is the only one.

Well y is not a vowel OK.

Another facetiously?

excuse me mr. chidambaram, Y IS NO VOWEL PLEASE.

i think you need to come back to your senses