† Effectuously

adv. Obs. [f. prec. + -LY².]

  1.  Effectually, with powerful effect.

a. 1400.  Cov. Myst. (1841), 380. Whiche in this cas Thou lykyst to chesyn effectuously To ocapye the lott of Judas plas.

c. 1425.  Wyntoun, Cron., VII. xxxviii. 260. To þe Pope þai wrat for-þi All þe more effectwysly.

1526.  Pilgr. Perf. (1531), 61. To thynke … not superficially … but … effectuously.

1543.  Traheron, Vigo’s Chirurg., IV. 154. Oyle of lyneseed … swageth payne effecteouslye.

a. 1555.  Ridley, Wks., 274. Whosoever receiveth worthily that bread and wine, receiveth effectuously Christs body … he is made effectually partaker of his passion.

  2.  Urgently, earnestly; cf. AFFECTUOUSLY.

1533.  Bellenden, Livy, V. (1822), 441. Thay … desirit him effectuislie to lede thame … to the tentis of inemyis.

1582–8.  Hist. Jas. VI. (1804), 3. Praying effectuouslie to graunt hir constancie.