figurative. With deep thought, insight, knowledge, etc.; profoundly, thoroughly.

In a proud or haughty manner; overbearingly; presumptuously. Also: with indignation or anger. Obsolete.

In a dark way (in various senses of dark, adj.); darkly.

In a dim manner; in or with a dim light; obscurely; somewhat darkly; faintly, indistinctly.

In an obscure, mysterious, or vague way; (sometimes) spec. in a figurative or allegorical way. Now rare.

Mystically; symbolically, figuratively.

Darkly; obscurely.

In a manner that eludes precise explanation, analysis, or observation; imperceptibly, elusively; not overtly or obviously; by indirect means.

With obscurity of meaning, expression, or exposition; not plainly or clearly.

Confusedly, indistinctly, obscurely.

Confusedly; obscurely. Obsolete.

With confusion of perception, thought, or expression, and consequent obscurity or indistinctness.

In a disordered manner; so as to be obscure; confusedly. Cf. diffused, adj. 1. Obsolete.

So as to be difficult to understand; in a complex manner; obscurely. Now somewhat rare.

Not clearly to the perception, discernment, or understanding; confusedly, obscurely, dimly.

In an enigmatical manner; after the manner of, or by means of, an enigma; ambiguously, obscurely.

In a complicated, confused, or tangled manner; intricately, ambiguously, obscurely. Now rare.

In a manner that eludes precise explanation, analysis, or observation; imperceptibly, elusively; not overtly or obviously; by indirect means; = subtly…

Secretly; in a concealed manner. Obsolete. rare.

In a cloudy manner; dimly, obscurely; with darkened prospects.

With the obscurity or ambiguity of the responses of the ancient oracles; enigmatically.

In a confused manner; = perplexedly, adv. 2.

In a secluded manner; as a recluse.

in a Pickwickian sense.

In a manner characteristic of the Delphic oracle; enigmatically, obscurely, prophetically.