† slothlyadv.
Obsolete. rare.
Sluggishly, lazily.
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the world > action or operation > inaction > disinclination to act or listlessness > sloth or laziness > [adverb]
slewfully1340
untyȝtelc1400
slothlya1425
nicely1440
idly1487
sleuthfully1488
slothfully?1529
luskishly1530
litherly1550
lazily1587
indolently1707
loungingly1799
truantly1822
loafingly1860
lotophagously1882
a1425 Edward, Duke of York Master of Game (Digby) xiii Other manere of rennynge houndes þer bee þe whiche hunteth somdele more slowthlyche and heuylich.
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adv.a1425- vicine
- vicing
- vicinism
- vicinist
- vicinities
- vicinity
- vicinous
- vicious
- vicious abstraction
- vicious abstractionism
- vicious circle
- vicious cycle
- vicious intromission
- vicious intromitter
- vicious spiral
- vicious-looking
- viciouser
- viciousest
- viciouslier
- viciousliest
- viciouslooking
- viciously
- vile-hearted
- vile-natured
- vileborn