Truncately

adv. [f. TRUNCATE a. + -LY².] In a truncate manner or form; in quots., in a mutilated form, with omission of something essential.

1579.  Fulke, Heskins’ Parl., 62. Augustines wordes, not truncately and by peece meale rehearsed nor altered. Ibid. (1583), Defence, Answ. to Pref. 62. The doctors you quote without iudgment fraudulently, falsly, truncately, and otherwise abusiuely.