Comminatory (adj)
kom-in-at-ree
Threatening, punitive, or vengeful.
Origin: From early 16th century: from medieval Latin comminatorius, from comminat- threatened.
Example sentences
“I am very concerned about his comminatory attitude.”
“We believe the statement was comminatory and as such should be retracted.”

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