innovatorily

Adverb

innovatorily (comparative more innovatorily, superlative most innovatorily)

1. In an innovatory manner.
   • Most innovatorily, the Church has found itself possessed of a monopoly in religious belief unparalleled in previous Polish history.1981, Norman Davies, “Kościół: The Roman Catholic Church in Poland”, in God’s Playground: A History of Poland […], volume II (1795 to the Present), Oxford, Oxfordshire: Clarendon Press, →ISBN, part I...
   • The data in Table 4.20 show, in column 1, items with ‘etymological’ syllable initial [h] which rarely if ever undergo [h] effacement in Machyn; under column 2 we have lexical items for which the diarist regularly shows syllable initial [h] suppression and under column 3 items in the diary where [h]...1989, Charles Jones, “[h] ‘dropping’ and insertion”, in A History of English Phonology (Longman Linguistics Library), London; New York, N.Y.: Longman, →ISBN, chapter 4 (The sixteenth to the...