moanfully
/ˈməʊnfʊli/ /ˈməʊnf(ə)li/Now rare
adverb
In a moanful manner; so as to express grief or lamentation. Later also: so as to produce moaning.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Mary Wroth (b.?1587), author. From moanful + -ly.
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