adv. Obs. [f. BOND sb. + -LY2.]
1. ? By bondhold.
1465. Marg. Paston, Lett., 504, II. 191. They wold put hem owte of such londs as they huld bondly of the Lordshyp.
2. Servilely; as a slave or slaves.
1553. W. Turner, in Strype, Eccl. Mem., III. I. iv. 49. If ye saw them [the bishops] how slavely and bondly they handle the rest of the Clergy.