Wickedly, wrongly; badly, poorly. Cf. naughtly, adv.

Badly, wickedly; ill, poorly. Obsolete.

Wickedly, badly, ignobly. Cf. naughtily, adv.

In a ‘lither’ manner. Badly, meanly, miserably, wretchedly.

Poorly, badly; inadequately; weakly, feebly. In early use also occasionally: disgracefully, reprehensibly. Obsolete.

Miserably, wretchedly.

In a miserable or unhappy fashion; with great misery, discomfort, distress, or unhappiness; miserably.

Badly, poorly, ill. to think lewdly of, to have a poor opinion of. Obsolete.

With evil fortune or mischance; evilly, miserably, wretchedly.

In a miserable manner, wretchedly; in a way or to an extent that awakens or deserves pity; in misery; in extreme unhappiness or discomfort.

wretchedly, basely.

In a wretched or deplorable manner; poorly, unsatisfactorily.

Slightly, poorly, ineffectively. Obsolete. rare.

Poorly, ineffectually, unsatisfactorily. Obsolete.

Poorly, badly. Obsolete. rare.

So as to call for lamentation or mourning; pitiably, deplorably; hence (with weakened meaning), woefully, grievously.

Not well, badly. Faultily, insufficiently, defectively. Obsolete.

So as to excite commiseration or dissatisfaction; deplorably, lamentably. Also in weakened sense and as an intensifier: awfully, terribly…

In a scurvy manner. Shabbily, meanly; sorrily, unsatisfactorily.

In an execrable manner: †(a) so as to deserve execration (obsolete); (b) accursedly, abominably, detestably, atrociously.

In a deplorable manner, ‘sadly’, ‘wofully’.

In the manner of a miscreant; wretchedly.

In a queasy manner; in a way that induces queasiness.