Permittently

Permittently is an adverb that describes something happening or being allowed to happen in a way that is not permanent or is conditional. It suggests that something is tolerated, allowed, or permitted for a certain period or under specific circumstances, rather than being a fixed or absolute state. The term implies a degree of flexibility and the possibility of change. For example, a permit might be granted permissively, meaning it can be revoked or modified. Similarly, a rule might be enforced permissively, indicating that minor deviations are overlooked or that there is a degree of discretion in its application. The opposite of permissively would be something that is strictly, rigidly, or permanently enforced or allowed. It is often used in contexts related to rules, regulations, permissions, or behaviors where a degree of leniency or temporariness is present.