transpositional (transpozishonal)

[ The most striking and most offensive error in pronunciation among the London ers, I confe , lies in the transpo sitional use of the letters w and v, ever to be heard when there is any po ibility of inverting them. Thus they always say "weal" for "veal," "vicked" for "wicked." Pegge, Anecdotes of the Eng. Lang. transpositive (trans-poz'i-tiv), a. [= F. trans positif ; as transpose + -it-ive.] Of the nature of transposition; made by transposing; consisting in transposition. The French language is... the most determinate in the order of its words.... The Italian retains the most of the ancient transpositive character. H. Blair , Rhetoric, vii. trans positively (trans-poz'i-tiv-li), adv. By transposition; in a transpositional manner. Stormonth.