consultively
consultively adverb: in a consultive manner.
Adverb
consultively (comparative more consultively, superlative most consultively)
- In a consultive manner.
- And to do it by the legislative power, my reason, consultively, cannot agree to that; since I am persuaded neither the lords nor the king will pass this bill; and, consequently, that our passing it will be a cause of great divisions and combustions in the state.1807, The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803, page 753
Forms of consultively
| comparative | more consultively |
|---|---|
| superlative | most consultively |
Origin of consultively
From consultive + -ly.
Questions about consultively
- What does consultively mean?
- Consultively means in a consultive manner.
- What part of speech is consultively?
- Consultively is an adverb.
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