† Excusedly

adv. Obs. rare. [f. excused, pa. pple. of EXCUSE v. + -LY².] In a manner admitting of excuse; with more or less excuse.

1654.  R. Codrington, trans. Ivstine’s Hist., 297. More excusedly to perform what he had determined. Ibid., 403. He hoped that he more excusedly should commit Sacriledge.