Tuitionally
/tuˈɪʃənəli/noun
In a manner relating to tuition or the payment of tuition.
Did you know?The ancestor of tuition was connected with the Latin idea of watching over or protecting, which is why tutor and tutelary belong to the same linguistic family.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*tewh₂-
“To watch, observe, or protect; the reconstructed root associated with later Latin forms.”
Classical Latin
Latin
tueri
“To watch over, guard, or protect.”
Late Latin
Latin
tuitio
“Protection, guardianship, or supervision.”
14th Century
Middle English
tucioun
“Guardianship or protection; later, instruction and education.”
16th Century
English
tuition
“Teaching, instruction, or guardianship; later especially paid instruction.”
Modern English
English
tuitionally
“In relation to tuition, particularly tuition fees or instruction.”