Definition

In a way that relates to a minister or the duties of a minister.

Example

The decisions were made ministerially, reflecting the authority of the government.

Conversation

Did you hear how she spoke ministerially during the meeting?

Yeah, it really showed her confidence in the topic.

I think that style can really influence how people perceive her.

Absolutely! It makes her seem more authoritative and trustworthy.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Ministerially → It is formed from "minister" (from Latin "minister", meaning servant or attendant) and the suffix "-ially" (meaning in a manner relating to). The word "ministerially" means in a manner relating to a servant or official role, often in the context of government or religious duties.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'servant' ('minister') performing duties 'in a manner' ('-ially') that relates to their official role. This helps you remember that 'ministerially' refers to actions done in an official or service-oriented way.

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