adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In barbaric fashion or style; after the fashion of the uncivilized, illiterate or unpolished.
1832. Tour Germ. Prince, II. iii. 36. Nothing can be … more barbarically elegant than these grotesque … ornaments.
1862. Thornbury, Turner, I. 29. Barbarically ignorant of any art but that of portraiture.
1878. P. Bayne, Purit. Rev., v. 183. Barbarically unclean in their persons.
