Characterized by or consisting of discourse; running about; moving from place to place.
From Latin 'discursorius', derived from 'discurrere' (to run about). The '-ory' suffix creates an adjective describing something characterized by movement or discourse.
This adjective is almost never used in modern English—even 'discursive' is rare in everyday speech. But 'discursory' emphasizes the physical or movement aspect more than discursive does, making it useful for describing things that literally scatter or spread around spatially.
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