Sorely, painfully, grievously, unpleasantly. Obsolete exc. dialect.

= unsavourily, adv.

Unpleasantly; hatefully.

Disagreeably, unpleasantly; crossly, gloomily, unfavourably. Chiefly in to look sour.

Chiefly British. Modifying an adjective or adverb. Originally with the sense ‘as —— as a beast; —— like a beast’; brutishly, abhorrently (now rare)…

In an unpleasant manner; to an unpleasant degree.

In an ill-favoured manner; in a bad or unpleasing way or style.

In an uncomfortable manner; with discomfort or uneasiness, disagreeably; †inconsolably.

So as to excite displeasure, resentment, or disgust; disagreeably, unpleasantly, insultingly. Formerly also †injuriously, hurtfully (obsolete).

Harshly, unpleasantly, disagreeably.

In an adverse manner; unfavourably, harmfully.

Not pleasingly; unpleasantly.

Unpleasantly, disagreeably; offensively.

In an unpleasant or disagreeable manner.

In a distasteful manner, or to a distasteful degree: disgustingly, offensively, unpleasantly.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5.)

Unpleasantly; offensively; (also) to an unpleasant extent.

In a poisonous manner. Also figurative: damagingly, maliciously, dangerously; disgustingly.

In a manner worthy of criticism or disapproval; very badly or unpleasantly; to a very poor standard.

Not pleasurably. Usually in negative constructions, as part of a litotes.

In an objectionable manner.

Unpleasantly, disagreeably.

In a disgusting manner, so as to cause disgust; colloquial offensively, aggravatingly, annoyingly.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5.)