rapingly

English

Etymology

From raping +‎ -ly.

Adverb

rapingly (not comparable)

1. (rare) So as to rape.
   • 1980, James Greene, Dead-Man's-Fall, page 29:

     To lunge across Europe a great fist, giant feet embrasured with iron, / To trample, scratch and claw and then haul up, rapingly, your crest?

   • 1991, Niall Quinn, The Café Cong, page 79:

     Sexuality, freed, is not the perversity of a licence to jungle-fuck, the licence of occupying military men and others to rapingly engage in a temporary suspension of their sexual repression.

   • "Mr. Satanism", Night of the Living Dud: Over 100 Zombie Movies You Probably Haven't Seen

     Still, "dumb and generic" trumps "mind-rapingly awful" every day of the week and twice on federal holidays, so I'm still declaring this version marginally better than the original […]