Angerly
Archaic. .
Obsolete. hurtfully; painfully.
Historical Examples
Whan he was come, Mayster Vauasour all angerly sayde: thou knaue, why comest thou nat aweye with my cloke?
Shakespeare Jest-Books; Unknown
He is taught to stand in his own cceite: & if it be tak away, he angerly axeth for it again.
The Education of Children Desiderius Erasmus
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