editorially

Adverb

(comparative more editorially, superlative most editorially)

In the manner of an editorial.

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Maxse, is alone in taking editorially a pronounced party line in politics as a Conservative organ.
The account given above is the result of forty years' practical experience with bees in England, the writer having for a great portion of the time been connected editorially with the only two papers in that country entirely devoted to bees and bee-keeping, The British Bee Journal (weekly, founded 1873), and Bee-keepers' Record (monthly, founded 1882), the former being the only weekly journal in the world.
Xxv.; and the narrative, now editorially connected with the context (v.

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