| 释义 |
woundly, adv. ? Obs.|ˈwaʊndlɪ|
[f. wounds int. + -ly2.]
= woundily adv.
1646Quarles Judgem. & Mercy Wks. (Grosart) I. 80/1 One thing hee told me, now I think on't, troubles me woundly. a1661Fuller Worthies, Suffolk (1662) 72 Wat [Tyler] was woundly angry with Sir John Newton. 1719D'Urfey Pills III. 41 Andrew..talk'd woundly wittily to them all. 1839C. Clark J. Noakes xxxiii, A woundly larned man was he. |