windedly

English

Etymology

From winded +‎ -ly.

Adverb

windedly (comparative more windedly, superlative most windedly)

1. While winded or out of breath.
   • 1909, The Lone Hand, page 92:

     Beasley lurched windedly, and stumbled clumsily across the threshold; but the protest against the length and steepness of the stairs died upon his lips, […]

Related terms

• broken-windedly
• long-windedly
• short-windedly