consonantly

The history belongs properly to its place; not because Æneas is the son of Venus, but because the course of events is conducted by Jupiter consonantly to the prayer of Venus.

To the former sense, we might be inclined to propose on the contrary part, "But sheds his might most on the morrow of May," i.e. in prose on May-day morning, consonantly to all the testimonies.

"They would have socked it to him, I reckon," Jimmy exclaimed, consonantly.

And then no useless dish my table crowds; Harmonious ranged, and consonantly just.

Commands succeeded admonitions, and as the only effect on the rowers was obvious recalcitrancy, oaths succeeded both: all in those throat- clearing tones to which the German language so consonantly lends itself.