purposely
purposely
adv.
See on purpose, under purpose.
adv.
See on purpose, under purpose.
PURPOSELY
consulto; data or dedita opera; de industria; ex industria (Liv.); But instead of an adverb we frequently find an adjective agreeing with the substantive of person who purposely does anything; as prudens sciens; prudens et sciens; sciens prudensque (e.g. facere aliquid); or agreeing with the thing which is purposely done; e.g. cogitatum; consulto et cogitatum (e.g. fit aliquid): not purposely per imprudentiam.
consulto; data or dedita opera; de industria; ex industria (Liv.); But instead of an adverb we frequently find an adjective agreeing with the substantive of person who purposely does anything; as prudens sciens; prudens et sciens; sciens prudensque (e.g. facere aliquid); or agreeing with the thing which is purposely done; e.g. cogitatum; consulto et cogitatum (e.g. fit aliquid): not purposely per imprudentiam.
purposely: consulto (-e); cogitato (-e); de (later ex) industria; data or dedita opera; eo, ideo, ut: or prudens, sciens, in concord with subject (for exx. v. PURPOSE , subs.): whom I p. pass over, quos prudens praetereo, Hor. S. 1, 10, 88. Join: consulto et cogitate, Cic. Off. 1, 8, fin.: ex destinato, Sen. Clem. 1, 6: Suet. Cal. 43. Not p., per imprudentiam, Cic. Or 56, 189.