1. In an abandoned manner; unrestrainedly, profligately, shamelessly.
1714. B. Mandeville, The Bees (1725), I. 65. The more he wallows in lust and strains every faculty to be abandondly voluptuous.
1788. Burke, Sp. agt. Warren Hastings, Wks. XIII. 301. If there had been one more desperately and abandonedly corrupt … to be found in India.
2. In abandon (sb.3), free from conventional restraint. rare.
1855. Thoreau, Letters (1865), 126. True, it is well to live abandonedly from time to time.
