woundedlyadv.
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the world > relative properties > quantity > greatness of quantity, amount, or degree > high or intense degree > [adverb] > extremely or exceedingly > excessively
cruellyc1385
overa1400
fullc1400
parlouslyc1425
mortalc1440
perilousc1440
spitefulc1450
devilish1560
pestilently1567
spitefully1567
cruel1573
parlous1575
deadly1589
intolerable?1593
fellc1600
perditlya1632
excessively1634
devilishly1635
desperate1636
woundya1639
woundlya1644
desperately1653
wicked1663
killing1672
woundily1706
wounded1753
mortally1759
dreadful1762
intolerably1768
perishing1776
tremendously1776
terrifically1777
diabolically1792
woundedly1794
thundering1809
all-firedly1833
preponderously1835
painfully1839
deadlilya1843
severely1854
furiously1856
diabolish1858
fiendish1861
demonish1867
sinfully1869
fiendishly1879
thunderingly1885
only too1889
nightmarishly1891
God almighty1906
Christ almighty1945
1794 F. G. Waldron Heigho for Husband iii. ii. 33 Are you certain sure..it was only a leady I met?—it look'd woundedly like an angel!
2. In a wounded manner; as though wounded.
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the mind > emotion > suffering > mental anguish or torment > [adverb]
agonizingly1775
agonizedly1798
woundedly1802
tormentedly1891
the world > health and disease > ill health > injury > [adverb] > wound
woundedly1802
traumatically1866
1802 Coleridge in M. E. Sandford T. Poole & his Friends (1888) II. 100 It does a friendship no good for a man to have felt resentfully, and woundedly, towards his friend.
1925 A. S. Alexander Tramps across Watersheds 95 [The grey hen] rises, fluttering broken-wingedly or woundedly.
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