honorary what's the adverb?

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The honorary head of a political party. So the party would what "honorarily" headed by......? What's the adverb?
 
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The honorary head of a political party. So the party would what "honorarily" headed by......? What's the adverb?
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I've never heard of an "honorary head of a political party".
 
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The honorary head of a political party. So the party would what "honorarily" headed by......? What's the adverb?
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"Honorarily" is the correct adverbial form.
 
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