a. rare. [f. as prec. + -ORY2: cf. promissory.] = TRANSMISSIVE 1.
1871. Daily Jrnl. of Commerce (MO), 29 Jan., 3/3. The stage, which is one of the great transmissory vehicles of genius.
1883. W. A. Butler, in J. G. Butler, Bible Work, II. 235. Titles [of the Holy Spirit] which impress how truly his function is transmissory of perfections that dwell in Christ.
