adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In aimless manner; without object or purpose.
1851. Robertson, Serm., Ser. IV. vi. (1872), 55. ‘We are consumed’—perish aimlessly like the grass.
1860. Q. Rev., No. 215. 297. Intrigues begin aimlessly and close fruitlessly.
adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In aimless manner; without object or purpose.
1851. Robertson, Serm., Ser. IV. vi. (1872), 55. ‘We are consumed’—perish aimlessly like the grass.
1860. Q. Rev., No. 215. 297. Intrigues begin aimlessly and close fruitlessly.
