illatively in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Illatively: in a manner that indicates or implies a conclusion or inference drawn from evidence or reasoning.

Illatively, the researchers concluded that the experiment had been a success.
The argument was illatively structured, leading to a logical yet unexpected conclusion.
When she spoke, her words flowed illatively, guiding us through her thought process.
The illative reasoning in his essay showcased a deep understanding of the topic.
Understanding illatively how the components interact can enhance our overall perspective.