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accusatively
This term is used exclusively within the specialized register of linguistics and grammatical analysis. It describes the functional role of a word or phrase when it serves as the direct object of a verb or the object of certain prepositions, specifically in languages that utilize a case system.
Because it is a technical adverb, it is rarely encountered outside of academic papers, textbooks on syntax, or professional linguistic discussions. It lacks a casual or metaphorical application in general English conversation.
Meanings
Examples
The pronoun is declined accusatively in this sentence.
Does this noun function accusatively when it follows the preposition?
The word must be marked accusatively to indicate it is the direct object.
I wonder if the adjective should be inflected accusatively here.
In Latin, certain prepositions require the noun to be used accusatively.
The student asked why the term was parsed accusatively.
The researcher noted that the object was shifted accusatively in the dialect.
You need to decline the adjective accusatively to match the noun.