Long Words (Spelling Counts) by ShapiroA

A small and a large Subway sandwich, laid end to end, would meet the literal meaning of this word, per its etymology. All the answers to this quiz meet its current English meaning. (14 letters)

This word is derived from the same book as, and is the antonym of, "lilliputian". (14 letters)

Owing perhaps to its ungainly Latinate multiplication of syllables, this adjective has been called the ugliest word for "beautiful". (15 letters)

Pseudoephedrine and antihistamines are among the medications that induce this process in the blood vessels, which might lead to a heightened reading from a sphygmomanometer. (16 letters)

This word refers to the body's awareness of the relative location of its parts. (14 letters)

Though it sounds like two words, this religious concept is often spelled as one, and stands in for the word חסד in Hebrew, mettā in Pali, or agape in Greek. (14 letters)

There sure are a lot of similar prefixes that mean "half". This word for a 64th note shows off three of them. (18 letters)

This scientific paradigm, associated with Charles Lyell's writings on geology, is the assumption that the same laws have operated throughout time and space, producing today's observable conditions through a process of gradual change. (17 letters)

The adverb I'm looking for is, ____________________ for a word of its length, actually used with some frequency. (20 letters, works in the blank)

You might see this specialist if something is wrong with your ears, nose, or throat. (21 letters)

If you've got a mathematical function and you're hoping to do some calculus with it, this might be the second-worst property for your function to have, after discontinuity. The absolute value function is a standard exemplar. (20 letters, noun form)

Had I applied this protocol to the answers in this quiz, the questions would appear in the order 12, 2, 7, 6, 11, 10, 5, 3, 1, 9, 8, 4. (15 letters)