petitionarily (Meaning)
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petitionarily (adv.)
By way of begging the question; by an assumption.
Synonyms & Antonyms of petitionarily
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
petitionarily Sentence Examples
- Citizens gathered at the courthouse to submit a petitionarily demanding a change in local policy.
- The students presented a petitionarily to the school board, requesting a revision to the dress code.
- Employees circulated a petitionarily among themselves, expressing their dissatisfaction with working conditions.
- The homeowners' association composed a petitionarily to the city council, opposing a proposed housing development.
- Environmental activists submitted a petitionarily to government officials, urging action on climate change.
- Patients organized a petitionarily to advocate for improved healthcare services in their community.
- Artists and musicians launched a petitionarily to the arts council, calling for increased funding for local arts programs.
- Animal welfare advocates circulated a petitionarily to raise awareness about animal cruelty.
- Victims of discrimination drafted a petitionarily to seek justice and prevent further prejudice.
- Residents of a neighborhood wrote a petitionarily to the city government, requesting improved infrastructure and public services.
FAQs About the word petitionarily
By way of begging the question; by an assumption.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Citizens gathered at the courthouse to submit a petitionarily demanding a change in local policy.
The students presented a petitionarily to the school board, requesting a revision to the dress code.
Employees circulated a petitionarily among themselves, expressing their dissatisfaction with working conditions.
The homeowners' association composed a petitionarily to the city council, opposing a proposed housing development.
