jaculative
/ˈdʒækjʊlətɪv/; /ˈdʒækʃuːˌleɪtɪv/Definitions
1. adjective
of or relating to a jactus; in law, pertaining to the act of throwing or casting something, especially a verdict or a sentence.
“The jaculative nature of the judge’s decision was widely criticized.”
2. noun
an act of throwing or casting, especially a verdict or a sentence.
“The jaculative was seen as a harsh punishment by the defendant’s family.”