adv. [f. as if from beasty adj. + -LY2: on analogy of hastily, lustily, etc.] After the manner of a beast; bestially.
a. 1823. Shelley, Scenes fr. Faust, 702. To live more beastily than any beast.
adv. [f. as if from beasty adj. + -LY2: on analogy of hastily, lustily, etc.] After the manner of a beast; bestially.
a. 1823. Shelley, Scenes fr. Faust, 702. To live more beastily than any beast.
