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probleˈmatically, adv.
[f. prec. + -ly2.]
In a problematical manner; in the form of, or as, a problem; as an open question; doubtfully.
1588J. Harvey Disc. Probl. 7 Neither dare I peremptorily, or affirmatiuely auow euery part of the premisses, but onely assay problematically, and as our schoolemen tearme it, disputatiuely, what may therin appeare most probable. 1609Bp. Hall No Peace w. Rome iii. Wks. (1624) 650 If they had onely doubtfully and problematically commended their Purgatory to the Church, we might easily haue fauoured them with a conniuence. 1751Affecting Narr. of Wager 5, I have expressed myself problematically, leaving the Determination of the Point to others. 1876Mrs. Whitney Sights & Ins. vii. 90 ‘If a woman can be a Queen, why can't she be a President?’ she said, problematically. |