†auˈxiliatory,a.andn.Obs.[f.L. auxiliātor,n.of agentf.auxiliāri.]=auxiliary.1599SandysEuropæSpec.(1632) 139The purchasing of Masses both auxiliatorie and expiatorie.1657TomlinsonRenou's Disp. 499It is a special auxiliatory in..inflammations.1678CudworthIntell.Syst.i. iv. §32. 501God..hath about himself Innumerable Auxiliatory Powers.