Badly, unfortunately, unhappily, unsuccessfully. Obsolete.

In a chanceful manner, accidentally; in quot. 1303, unhappily, unfortunately (obsolete).

With disastrous results; unfortunately; calamitously.

Unfortunately, unluckily, unfavourably, unsuccessfully.

Unfavourably, unpropitiously; unfortunately, unhappily.

With ill fortune; unfortunately, unhappily.

Unfortunately, unluckily; by misfortune or mischance; regrettably.

With modifying adjective, as evil hail, ill hail: unfortunately; disastrously. Chiefly in conjunction with full.

Unfortunately. Cf. infortunate, adj.

With a noun as object, as to say (the) truth. Frequently with the noun preceding the infinitive, as sooth to say, truth to say, shame to say, etc.

With modifying adjective, as evil hail, ill hail: unfortunately; disastrously. Chiefly in conjunction with full.

As a result of bad luck or misfortune; unfortunately. Also in unluckily for ——, specifying the person experiencing the misfortune.

In an unfortunate manner; unhappily, unluckily.

Unluckily. Cf. luckly, adv.

= badly, adv. (in various senses); esp. as an intensive (cf. badly, adv. 7). Now colloquial (nonstandard) (chiefly North American in later use).

In a hapless manner; without luck or good fortune; unfortunately, unhappily. Cf. lucklessly adv. at luckless, adj. derivatives.

In a disastrous manner.

Unsuccessfully; unfortunately.

figurative. Wrong, amiss, badly. Frequently in to go askew: to turn out badly or untowardly; to go awry.