adv. [f. TIRED ppl. a.1 + -LY2.] In a tired manner; wearily.
1659. Torriano, Alla-strácca, wearisomely, tiredly.
1871. Aurora of the Valley (Newbury, VT), 2 Sept., 2/5. Going down own of the very steep streets, where the pavement was covered with ice, I saw before me an old woman, slowly and tiredly, picking her way.
1891. Miss Dowie, Girl in Karp., xiii. How tiredly she nodded the white-fair, weary head!
1896. Mrs. Caffyn, Quaker Grandmother, 104. Her hands dropped tiredly into her lap.
