adv. (UN-1 11.)
1644. Milton, Divorce (ed. 2), Pref. A 2. Which … puffs up unhealthily a certaine big face of pretended learning.
1673. Kirkman, Unlucky Citizen, x. 171. She … lived poor and unhealthily, wanting and miserably.
1807. Sir R. Wilson, in Life (1862), II. 302. His face was very pale and unhealthily full.
1876. Miss Yonge, Womankind, xxxi. When a child is dressed cumbrously or unhealthily because it is the fashion.
