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unloyally

unloyally adverb: in an unloyal manner.

Adverb

unloyally (comparative more unloyally, superlative most unloyally)

  1. In an unloyal manner.
    • the child of my said kinsman, that had before so unloyally offended me1759, William Robertson, History of Scotland

Forms of unloyally

comparativemore unloyally
superlativemost unloyally

Origin of unloyally

From unloyal + -ly. Piecewise doublet of unlegally.

Questions about unloyally

What does unloyally mean?
Unloyally means in an unloyal manner.
What part of speech is unloyally?
Unloyally is an adverb.

Words near unloyally in the dictionary

  1. unlovingness
  2. unlowerable
  3. unlowered
  4. unlowly
  5. unloyal
  6. unloyally
  7. unloyalty
  8. unlubed
  9. unlubricated
  10. unlubricious
  11. unlucent

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