objuratory

English

Adjective

objuratory (comparative more objuratory, superlative most objuratory)

1. Relating to objuration.
   • 1847, Richard Ford, The Spaniards and Their Country:

     The stinging of the oath is in the "ajo;", all women and quiet men, who do not wish to be particularly objuratory

   • 1896, Thomas De Witt Talmage, The Earth Girdled:

     that I understand he uses language objuratory, but he consults his men in that way from purely worldly policy.