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• a  of or relating to or formed with a preposition
  prepositional phrase

• His style was a stream with the stones of nouns in it and a surface of prepositional ripples.
• Come May 25, the show will be renamed The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, a subtle prepositional shift from its current title, The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.
• This "justice" you refer to is a prepositional deontological indefensible notion that humans have developed to preserve our species.

News & Articles

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• Women, Sitting on Piles of Cash, Don’t Know What to Do Next
  You know that you've heard way too much about leaning in, but now there's a new prepositional problem to worry about. Did you know that as a woman, you might have the newly named Sit-It-Out Syndrome? That's a nonfiction-best-seller way of describing the hesitation, trepidation, or "crisis of confidence" that some ... More »        
  Oct. 15, 2013 - New York Magazine