Obiter [adverb]

● Casually

● Accidentally

● By the way

● Unexpectedly

● Remotely

● As a by-product

● As side effect

● By the bye

● Fortuitously

● In passing

● In related manner

● Not by design

● Parenthetically

● Subordinately

● Purposely

● Obiter

● Dicta

● Dictum

● Precedential

● Inapposite

● Fortiori

● Dispositive

● Tautological

● Jurisprudential

● Inapplicable

● Conclusory

● Arguable

● Interlocutory

● Admissible

● Irrebuttable

● Inferable

● Rebuttable

● Precatory

● Formalistic

● Unmeritorious

● Nonsuit

● Subjectivist

● Justiciable

● Colorable

● Genitive

● Articulable

● Inculpatory

● Controverted

● Positivistic

● Teleological

● Curiae

● Arbitrable

● Uncaused

● Revisionary

● Initio

● Nugatory

● Factum

● Suspensive

● Contumacious

● Infructuous

● Purposive

● Prohibitory

● Referable

● Nonobvious

● Nominative

● Evidential

● Apposite

● Dispositional

● Preclusive

● Originalist

● Unexceptionable

● Appealable

● Textualist

● Justificatory

● Unavailing

● Anthropic

● Nonparametric

● Otiose

● Perjurious

● Syllogistic

● Rationalistic

● Euclidian

● Refutable

● Inferential

● Colourable

● Triable

● Probative

● Nonliteral

● Nolle

● Advertent

● Adjudicative

● Unappealable

● Factual

● Prefatory

● Terminological

● Coextensive

● Prejudicial

● Invidious

● Legalistic

● Categorical

● Registrable

● Vexatious

● Factitious

● Ascertainable

● Unascertainable

● Connotative

● Patentable

● Jesuitical

● Unitive

● Unambiguous

● Setoff

● Supersedeas

● Functionalist

● Challengeable

● Interpretable

● Mitigatory

● Statutory

● Obiter dictum

● Privative

● Assumptive