circumventively

English

Etymology

From circumventive +‎ -ly.

Adverb

circumventively (comparative more circumventively, superlative most circumventively)

1. (rare) In a circumventive manner.
   • 1957, William Storrs Lee, The Yankees of Connecticut‎^[1]:

     "A consciousness of the rectitude of his life raised him far above the Jesuitical arts of hypocrisy," one of his Congregational friends circumventively explained.