indisposedly
indisposedly adverb: in an indisposed state or manner.
Adverb
indisposedly (comparative more indisposedly, superlative most indisposedly)
- In an indisposed state or manner.
- Above all things, beware you go not to Confeſsion pro forma, out of cuſtom, or for company; for ſuch perſons ſeem ſcarcely to deteſt ſin ſufficiently, nor purpoſe amendment reſolutely, and conſequently put themſelves in danger of committing a ſacriledg by coming to the Sacrament indiſpoſedly.1657, “Of Penance, and Confeſſion”, in The dayly exercise, of the devout Rosarists […], Amsterdam: A[rthur Anselm] C[rowther] and T[homas] V[incent], page 270
Forms of indisposedly
| comparative | more indisposedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most indisposedly |
Origin of indisposedly
From indisposed + -ly.
Questions about indisposedly
- What does indisposedly mean?
- Indisposedly means in an indisposed state or manner.
- What part of speech is indisposedly?
- Indisposedly is an adverb.
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