prejudiciouslyadv.

1614 T. Ravenscroft Briefe Disc. Musicke sig. A4 To prevent the Ignorant, that they venture not..præiudiciously to draw the common Practise for an Argument against me.

1783 Case of Creditors J. G. Pedley 79 Waving all thought of partial reflection, and disclaiming every opportunity that may present itself to speak prejudiciously of men and things.

1868 A. H. Stephens Constit. View Late War between States II. xix. 348 I feel entire confidence that no measure changing the existing status, prejudiciously to the Southern Confederate States, is at present contemplated.

1899 Harper's Mag. Feb. 473 Why does the North seem to count for so little—and that little prejudiciously?

1928 Jrnl. Business Univ. Chicago 1 90 It was declared that there was no weapon possessed by organized labor that could successfully cope with the ‘power of this judge-made law’ which affected so prejudiciously the interests of the workers.

1968 Bucks County (Levittown, Pa.) Courier Times 16 Oct. 43/2 Tickets are often passed out arbitrarily and prejudiciously.

2000 Afr. Stud. Rev. 43 54 It [sc. homophobic violence] prejudiciously romanticizes physical violence at the expense of its sacrificial object.