Stingily

adv. [f. STINGY a. + -LY².] In a stingy manner.

1682.  Dryden’s Satyr to Muse, 194. As loud he roard ’gainst the Prerogative, As sharply blam’d as Stingily wou’d give.

1701.  Howe, Some Consid. Pref. Enquiry, 28. Such as are … not so stingily bigotted to a Party as he.

1837.  Carlyle, Fr. Rev., III. I. i. Nor are Patriotic Gifts wanting … nor stingily given.

1865.  J. G. Holland, Plain Talk, vii. 255. One is a man of wealth, who hoards his money, or spends it stingily or selfishly.