Confederally
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adverb
Quick meaning: Confederally is an adverb meaning In a confederal manner.
Meaning
In a confederal manner.
Example Sentences
Pro-ECSC figures like Paul Reynaud, Antoine Pinay, and Andre Mutter persuaded confederally minded skeptics like Joseph Laniel, Émmanuel Temple, and Roger Duchet to maintain the majority.
This would probably take the form of either more confederally structured parties or more Byzantine overlap and obfuscation within parties committed to an integrated approach to political party life in Canada.
Whereas he had previously aimed at an administratively independent province joined confederally with the Reich, in the later talks with the French, after the collapse of the Rhenish currency scheme in December, he shifted their focus from the political to the economic plane.
1998, Daniel Judah Elazar, Covenant and Constitutionalism: The Great Frontier and the Matrix of Federal Democracy, Volume 3: The Covenant Tradition in Politics, Transaction Publishers, page 114, Most religious denominations are organized federally or confederally in the United States, with greater or lesser degrees of congregational autonomy and regional or national authority.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include federally, federatively, confederately, municipally, subnationally, consociationally.
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