a. Obs. rare. [f. as prec. + -ORY2: cf. cursory, and late L. transcursōri-us.] = prec. Hence † Transcursorily adv. Obs. rare.
1727. Earbery, trans. Burnet’s St. Dead (1728), I. 238. I shall therefore just take a transcursory View of his Arguments. Ibid., II. 117. I have transcursorily taken a view of the Doctor’s Notions.
