mattedly

English

Etymology

From matted +‎ -ly.

Adverb

mattedly (comparative more mattedly, superlative most mattedly)

1. In a matted manner.
   • 1894, George du Maurier, Trilby:

     And his egotism and conceit were not to be borne; and then he was both tawdry and dirty in his person; more greasily, mattedly unkempt than even a really successful pianist has any right to be, even in the best society.