navally
adverb
na·val·ly
ˈnāvəlē,
-li
1
: with a naval crown
an eagle … and on the sinister a stork proper, each navally gorged 
Burke's Peerage
Burke's Peerage2
: in a naval manner or from a naval standpoint
navally, the U.S. controls the Pacific F. H. Cramer
F. H. Cramer
Word History
Etymology
naval + -ly
- straight-line
- straight-line frequency condenser
- straight-line gale
- straight-line method
- straight-line rate
- straight-line wind
- straight-lined
- straight-of-breadth
- straight-out
- straight-pull
- straight-run
- straight-side
- straight-sided
- straight-up
- straightaway
- straightaways
- straightbred
- straightbreds
- straighted
- straightedge
- straightedges
- straighten
- straighten (out)
- straighten (up or out)
- straighten (up)