uncleanlily

English

Etymology

From uncleanly +‎ -ly.

Adverb

uncleanlily (comparative more uncleanlily, superlative most uncleanlily)

1. In an uncleanly manner.
   • 1883, The Sanitary Journal: A Journal of Hygiene and Public Health, page 174:

     […] viz., the influence of sundry stars, great standing waters never refreshed, carrion lying long above ground, much people in small room, living uncleanlily and sluttishly.

   • 1921, Theophil Mitchell Prudden, The Story of the Bacteria and Their Relations to Health and Disease, page 103:

     Thus to a single cook has been traced the infection of twenty-six persons in seven different families to whose gastronomic exigencies she uncleanlily ministered.