Meanly
[meen-lee] /ˈmin li/
adverb
1.
in a poor, lowly, or humble manner.
2.
in a base, contemptible, selfish, or shabby manner.
3.
in a stingy or miserly manner.
[meen-lee] /ˈmin li/
adverb, Obsolete.
1.
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adv.
1580s, “indifferently;” 1590s, “basely;” c.1600, “illiberally;” from mean (adj.1) + -ly (2).
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