Harmfully, injuriously; fiercely, savagely, severely, cruelly; terribly, disastrously; in later use (chiefly jocular), very badly, abominably…

= terribly, adv. 1a Now chiefly regional and U.S.

Used as an intensive with strong expression of reprobation or dislike: In a cursed manner, execrably, detestably, ‘damnably’, ‘confoundedly’.

In a plaguey manner; (colloquial) perniciously, annoyingly; exceedingly, extremely. Frequently as an intensifier.

In a ‘damnable’ way, execrably, confoundedly; sometimes merely as a strong intensive. (Now considered vulgar or profane.)

accursedly.

In a lousy manner; filthily, meanly, scurvily.

Damnably, execrably; also as a strong intensive. Obsolete.

In an execrable manner: †(a) so as to deserve execration (obsolete); (b) accursedly, abominably, detestably, atrociously.

(a) so far as the excrementitious portion is concerned; (b) (nonce-use) nauseatingly, disgustingly.

In an infernal manner, hellishly, diabolically. Usually colloquial. To an ‘infernal’ extent, ‘confoundedly’, detestably.

In a mangy or unworthy manner; shabbily.

In a manner or degree deserving of infamy or utter reprobation; disgracefully, atrociously, detestably. (A very strong adverb of reprobation.)

Confoundedly; excessively, extremely. Frequently as an intensifier.

as adv. Damnably.

= 3b.

= shockingly ill; ‘abominably’. †to look shockingly: to appear to be much out of health.

= damned, adj. 4b.

In a deuced manner; plaguily, confoundedly; excessively.

Annoyingly, irritatingly; confoundedly.

Now regional (chiefly Scottish and North American).

Chiefly British. Modifying an adjective or adverb. As a simple intensifier (in neutral and positive contexts): extremely, exceedingly (now somewhat…

Excessively, extraordinarily. Cf. stinking, adj. e. colloquial.

Used as an intensifier: dreadfully, damnably. Cf. blasted, adj. 3.

= fucking, adv.