succedaneously

English

Etymology

From succedaneous +‎ -ly.

Adverb

succedaneously (not comparable)

1. In a manner that serves as a succedaneum.
   • 1835, Dr. Frank E. Tappan, American Journal of Science, Hezekiah Howe, page 316‎^[1]:

     ...being obliged to acquire a knowledge of the natural system by itself and succedaneously, it is quite certain that he can have as little interest as comprehension...

   • 2012, Frederik Jan Maurits Offerijns, Meiosis in the Pollen Mother Cells of Some Cannas, page 45‎^[2]:

     ...homologous parts) and this proceeds succedaneously with the still projecting diplotene threads.

   • 1831, Henry Phillips, The Companion for the Orchard, page 144‎^[3]:

     ...he adds, " whether this is the same kind of palm that was used by the Israelites, we know not ; or whether it is not here succedaneously used as bearing the nearest resemblance to it...

   • 1832, Holker Meggison, A Treatise of the Administration of Assets in Equity, page 28‎^[4]:

     ...does not admit of being realised specifically, is to be realised, as nearly as possible, succedaneously : he then institutes, in conformity with this latter principle...