hatredly

English

Etymology

From hatred +‎ -ly. Compare Middle English hately, heteliche (“with hate, cruelly”), from Old English hetelīċe (“violently, furiously, fiercely”).

Adverb

hatredly (comparative more hatredly, superlative most hatredly)

1. (rare, nonstandard) Through or in a manner indicating hatred; hatefully.
   • 1952, John Hazard Wildman, Peter Marvell, page 68:

     Peter Marvell laughed, jovially, self-consciously, hatredly.

   • 1977, Ḥasan Ḥanafī, Religious Dialogue & Revolution, page 101:

     How could the enemies of faith hatredly subject the Crucified to tortures?

See also

• hatedly