"Punitorily" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Punitorily" Meaning

In a penal or punitive manner.

Example: "She was forced to work out her debt punitorily, by working extra hours for free."

"Punitorily" Examples

Usage Examples of "punitorily"

1. Sentence
"Refusal to testify without compensation is only done deliberately and strategically by a limited number of officials, who do so punitorily, hoping to gain bargaining power in subsequent negotiations."

2. Example paragraph
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3. Academic thesis example
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4. Literary excerpt
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5. Note on Typos, errors, and unmatched sources—Transcription
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Correct ways of using the word
The word "punitorily" is not in free dictionary, there was an embryonic reference to an acronym however.