speculatory
adjEtymology From Latin speculātōrius (“of or pertaining to spies or scouts”).
1
Archaic Intended or adapted for viewing or looking out.
- speculatory mount
- speculatory out-posts to the Akeman-street1815, Thomas Warton, The History and Antiquities of Kiddington:
2
Exercising speculation or guesswork; speculative.
- speculatory divination
- speculatory narrantive
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- My privileges are an ubiquitary, circumambulatory, speculatory, interrogatory, redargutory and immunity over all the privy lodgings1633, Thomas Carew, Coelum Britanicum: