dolorouslyadv.
In a dolorous manner; painfully, sorrowfully, dolefully.
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the world > health and disease > ill health > pain > [adverb]
bitterlyc1000
sorec1290
uneasilyc1290
pinouslyc1429
painfullyc1440
dolorouslya1500
asperously1547
sensibly1613
afflictively1629
the mind > emotion > suffering > dejection > [adverb]
ungladly?c1225
wanlyc1275
dolefullyc1290
ruefullya1300
elengelyc1305
heavisomelya1382
lumpishlyc1450
tristily?c1450
dowlyc1540
unjoyfully1553
tragically1567
dully1600
tragicly1604
heartlessly1606
unjovially1607
dejectedly1611
dejectly1611
disconsolately1614
dumpishly1621
uncheerfullya1628
dolorously1638
mopishly1651
despondingly1656
despondentlya1677
unhappily1688
dismally1709
gloomily1727
grumly1727
joylessly1766
mopingly1788
sombrously1796
glumly1805
malagrugrously1818
funerally1829
broodingly1834
unenjoyingly1844
downheartedly1847
unblissfully1849
droopingly1852
dreichly1853
sombrely1860
dispiritedly1864
glumpily1865
pleasurelessly1873
depressedly1880
chapfallenly1883
sighfully1900
bleakly1938
a1500 (?c1450) Merlin xxvii. 544 V of tho pantoners hym toke and ledde hym forth betinge hym dolerousely.
c1515 Ld. Berners tr. Bk. Duke Huon of Burdeux (1882–7) clxiii. 637 The thyrd & fourth he made doulourously to dye.
1638 T. Herbert Some Yeares Trav. (rev. ed.) 176 Hearing young Soffees voyce, dolorously crying out for Fatima.
1865 E. C. Clayton Cruel Fortune III. 74 ‘It will not be posted now before morning’, she said, dolorously.
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