Meanings
adjectiveobjuratory (comparative more objuratory, superlative most objuratory)
comparative more objuratory · superlative most objuratory
- Relating to objuration.
that I understand he uses language objuratory, but he consults his men in that way from purely worldly policy.
1896, Thomas De Witt Talmage, The Earth Girdled1 more example
The stinging of the oath is in the "ajo;", all women and quiet men, who do not wish to be particularly objuratory
1847, Richard Ford, The Spaniards and Their Country
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