adv. [f. CONDITIONATE a. + -LY1.] In a conditionate manner; by way of hypothesis or conditional proposition.
1626. Ailesbury, Passion Serm., 13. So he knew conditionately what the Jewes would have done upon better knowledge.
adv. [f. CONDITIONATE a. + -LY1.] In a conditionate manner; by way of hypothesis or conditional proposition.
1626. Ailesbury, Passion Serm., 13. So he knew conditionately what the Jewes would have done upon better knowledge.
