† emoluˈmental,a.Obs.rare. [f.prec. + -al1.] = next. 1664Evelyn SylvaPref. Rdr., All that is laudable and truly emolumental.1669J. Rose Eng. VineyardEp.Ded., All that is truely magnificent and emolumental in the culture of trees and fruits.1721–1800in Bailey.1847in Craig; and in mod. Dicts.