adv. ? Obs. [f. WOUNDS int. + -LY2.] = WOUNDILY adv.

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1646.  Quarles, Judgem. & Mercy, Wks. (Grosart), I. 80/1. One thing hee told me, now I think on’t, troubles me woundly.

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a. 1661.  Fuller, Worthies, Suffolk (1662), 72. Wat [Tyler] was woundly angry with Sir John Newton.

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1719.  D’Urfey, Pills, III. 41. Andrew … talk’d woundly wittily to them all.

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1839.  C. Clark, J. Noakes, xxxiii. A woundly larned man was he.

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