Truculently

(see the adj.) adv. [f. TRUCULENT + -LY².] In a truculent manner; savagely.

1654.  Vilvain, Epit. Ess., I. 86. Most truculently butchered.

1837.  Carlyle, Misc. Ess., Diam. Neckl., xiv. (1872), V. 186. How fares it with his Eminence … at times truculently stamping?

1868.  M. E. G. Duff, Pol. Surv., 179. Often beaten … from the firm land, he always returned again, truculently fought again.

  So Truculentness (rare^–0) = TRUCULENCE.

1727.  [see TRUCULENCE].