| ANTICIPATORY | • anticipatory adj. Characterized by anticipation. • ANTICIPATORY adj. in anticipation. |
| CULPATORY | • culpatory adj. Expressing blame; censuring. • CULPATORY adj. expressive of blame. |
| EMANCIPATORY | • emancipatory adj. Of or pertaining to emancipation or to an emancipator. • EMANCIPATORY adj. serving to emancipate. |
| EXCULPATORY | • exculpatory adj. Tending to excuse or clear of wrongdoing. • EXCULPATORY adj. tending or serving to clear from alleged fault or guilt. |
| EXTIRPATORY | • extirpatory adj. Extirpative. • EXTIRPATORY adj. serving to extirpate, also EXTIRPATIVE. |
| INCULPATORY | • inculpatory adj. That causes someone to be blamed for something. • INCULPATORY adj. tending to inculpate, also INCULPATIVE. |
| MANCIPATORY | • mancipatory adj. Of or pertaining to mancipation. • MANCIPATORY adj. relating to mancipation. |
| NUNCUPATORY | • nuncupatory adj. Nuncupative; oral rather than written. • NUNCUPATORY adj. (obsolete) of a will or testament, made before oral witnesses only, also NUNCUPATIVE. |
| PALPATORY | • palpatory adj. (Medicine) Relating to palpation. • PALPATORY adj. relating to palpation. |
| PARTICIPATORY | • participatory adj. Relating to participation. • participatory adj. Open to participation. • PARTICIPATORY adj. characterized by or involving participation. |
| RASPATORY | • raspatory n. A surgeon’s rasp. • RASPATORY n. a surgeon's rasp. |
| USURPATORY | • usurpatory adj. Tending to usurp. • usurpatory adj. Of or resulting from usurpation. • USURPATORY adj. marked by usurpation; usurping. |