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mixedly, adv.|ˈmɪkstlɪ|
Now rare.
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1. In a mixed manner; after the manner of a mixture or combination; † conjointly.
1570Billingsley Euclid xii. ii. 361 Note the manner of the drift in this demonstration and construction, mixtly. 1656S. H. Golden Law 56 The Israelites liv'd together in Goshen,..and not mixtly or scatteringly amongst the Egyptians. 1839Fraser's Mag. XIX. 127 He lived..with the revolution, revolutionally;..with the directory, directorially; with the consulate, mixedly. 1860I. Taylor Ultimate Civiliz. 111 In such instances the Governing Power pleases itself in thinking of men—mixedly, and alternately—as brutes and as babies.
†b. Promiscuously; without discrimination.
1597Beard Theatre God's Judgem. (1612) 333 He spared neither noble or ignoble, but mixtly sent them to their graues, without respect of cause or justice.
2. With intermixture of other qualities, elements, etc.; not purely, simply, or absolutely.
1579G. Harvey Letter-bk. (Camden) 66 Anye notable thinge..that..is not ether merely or mixtely outlandish. 1594Hooker Eccl. Pol. i. x. §10 The one sort [of laws] wee may for distinctions sake call mixedly, and the other meerely Humane. 1653Apol. J. Goodwin 4 Things of a Religious nature are absolutely such, or mixtly.
3. Math. In mixed proportion (see mixed 11).
1695W. Alingham Geom. Epit. 19 If A : B :: C : D then mixtly as A + B : A - B :: C + D : C - D. 1709J. Ward Introd. Math. ii. vii. (1734) 191 If Four Quantities are Proportionals they will also be Proportional in Alternation, Inversion, Composition, Division, Conversion, and Mixtly. |