noun
definition
Something that suspends.
adjective
definition
Held in suspension.
definition
Holding in suspension.
definition
Suspensive.
definition
Doubtful.
Examples of suspensory in a Sentence
The Ancients had a suspensory veto, but no initiative in legislation.
He advocated the suspensory veto, and the establishment of trial by jury in civil causes, but voted with the Left against the system of two chambers.
The bourgeoisie, conscious of their opportunity, decided for a single chamber against the will of the noblesse; against that of the king they declared it permanent, and, if they accorded him a suspensory veto, this was only in order to guard them against the extreme assertion of popular rights.
I o, Suspensory ligament of fetlock.
The vet injected the suspensory ligament which sorted that problem out.
His suspensory bill, with a view to the disestablishment of the church in Wales, was abortive (1895), but it served to recommend him to the Welsh Nationalists as well as to the disestablishment party in England and Scotland.
Assessment There was spasm in the suspensory muscles of the larynx.
If the second chamber is to act as a check then the suspensory veto does not seem to be a sufficient power.
It would be both absurd and dangerous concerning the suspensory effect of this provision.