adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In a charmed manner.
1838. Madisonian, 24 March, 1/4. The reader is most charmedly led through the mazes of the soldier’s life.
1844. [C. L. Lordan], Colloquies, vii. 258. And—gazing even charmedly—fleetly upon the sense of sight steals languor, [etc.].
1876. J. Ellis, Caesar in Egypt, etc. 359.
| Then shall I not have writ in vain | |
| But charmedly live on again, | |
| And never quite be dying. |
