Plainly, simply; in an unsophisticated or unpretentious manner; roughly. Now rare (colloquial in later use).

Without refinement or elegance; coarsely, rustically.

In or into large particles or pieces; coarsely, roughly. Also: vulgarly. Obsolete.

in a manner thought characteristic of a pig; lazily, greedily, dirtily, etc.

rudely, clownishly.

In a rude or boorish manner.

In a homely manner (in various senses of the adjective).

With brutish indifference to the feelings; coarsely, boorishly, savagely, brutally.

In a boorish manner; roughly, coarsely; with a lack of culture or refinement; rudely, crassly.

Roughly, rudely; coarsely.

in a manner not urbane; without civility or polish; discourteously.

In a vulgar or ungentlemanly manner. Obsolete.

In the manner of a porter. Obsolete.

In a coarse manner, in the various senses of the adjective. In 16th cent. ‘meanly, slightingly, as of little account’.

Of persons: Wanting in delicacy of perception, apprehension, action; hence of observations, phenomena, etc.: Not refined or delicate, rough.

In a brutal manner.

In a vulgar, coarse, or unrefined manner.

In a crude manner; see the adjective.