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coalitionary

coalitionary adjective: of, pertaining to, or employing a coalition.

Adjective

coalitionary (comparative more coalitionary, superlative most coalitionary)

  1. Of, pertaining to, or employing a coalition

Forms of coalitionary

comparativemore coalitionary
superlativemost coalitionary

Origin of coalitionary

From coalition + -ary.

Questions about coalitionary

What does coalitionary mean?
Coalitionary means of, pertaining to, or employing a coalition.
What part of speech is coalitionary?
Coalitionary is an adjective.

Words near coalitionary in the dictionary

  1. coalition builder
  2. coalition builders
  3. coalition of the willing
  4. coalitional
  5. coalitionally
  6. coalitionary
  7. coalitioner
  8. coalitioners
  9. coalitionism
  10. coalitionisms
  11. coalitionist

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