adv. [f. WOUNDED a. + -LY2.]

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  † 1.  = WOUNDILY. Obs.

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1794.  Waldron, Heigho for Husb., III. ii. 33. Are you certain sure … it was only a leady I met?—it look’d woundedly like an angel!

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  2.  In a wounded manner; as though wounded.

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1802.  Coleridge, in Mrs. Sandford, T. Poole & Friends (1888), II. 100. It does a friendship no good for a man to have felt resentfully, and woundedly, towards his friend.

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1925.  A. S. Alexander, Tramps, 95. [The grey hen] rises, fluttering broken-wingedly or woundedly.

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