- titularly
- adverb see titular I
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
titularly
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titularly — adverb Etymology: titular (I) + ly : in, by, or in respect of title England is titularly a kingdom W.S.Landor especially : by title only : nominally … Useful english dictionary
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