impromptuly

Adverb

impromptuly (comparative more impromptuly, superlative most impromptuly)

1. (nonstandard, rare) In an impromptu manner; impromptu.
   • The method adopted at Ottawa appears to have been spontaneous for lack of the assigned surgeons to fulfill their engagements, and it proved extremely interesting and profitable to all who were present, not alone in the examinations and diagnoses, but from the discussions which were brought out...1903 April, “Society Meetings”, in American Veterinary Review, page 662
   • Pearce reads the latter as a shirt worn backwards, over the shoulder, with the loose sleeve impromptuly tied to the shirttail at the waist and elaborated by the artist into a bow.1992, Jean K. Cadogan, editor, Wadsworth Atheneum Paintings II: Italy and Spain, Fourteenth Through Nineteenth Centuries, New York: Hudson Hills Press, page 87