compunctiously (kompungkshusli)

With compunction. compunctivet (kom-pungk'tiv), a. [= It.com puntivo; as compunct + -ive.] 1. Causing compunction, regret, or remorse. Fill my memory, as a ve el of election, with remembrances and notions highly compunctive . Jer. Taylor , Works (ed. 1835), I. 73. 2. Susceptible of remorse; capable of repentance. Give me all faith, all charity, and a spirit highly com punctive . Jer. Taylor , Repentance, v. § 6.