souhlasily

Souhlasily is a coined English adverb used to describe actions performed with explicit consent or mutual assent. The term is not standard in dictionaries and is chiefly encountered in informal, academic, or cross-cultural discussions about consent, collaboration, and ethical interaction. It conveys a sense of deliberate, voluntary agreement among involved parties.

Etymology: The word combines a root derived from the Czech noun souhlas, meaning consent or approval, with the English adverbial suffix -ily. It echoes the Czech verb roots related to agreeing (souhlasit) and to consent, though the form souhlasily is an experimental, not-etymologically precise construction.

Usage: Souhlasily tends to appear in discussions about consent practices in research, governance, or interpersonal settings. It is often used humorously or hypothetically to emphasize that consent is explicit and ongoing. Example: "Participants were informed of the study and agreed souhlasily to the terms before enrollment."

Reception and status: As a nonce word, souhlasily has limited usage and is not widely recognized by major dictionaries. It may serve as a linguistic case study for how consent concepts migrate across languages and communities. Related terms include consensually, consent, and souhlas from Czech.