disposingly

adv

Etymology: From disposing + -ly.

1. So as to dispose of something.

   “[…] it is the duty of pastors to exhort their people to perform these works, because, if they be rightly done, they bring with them from the divine benignity and promise, forgiveness of sins, in some mode, whether disposingly or instrumentally.”

   “1910?, Marion Hill, Harmony Hall This blot she removed upon her finger and then rubbed disposingly into her velvet fillet.”