adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In a civic manner or sense.
1631. Brathwait, Whimzies, Quest-man, 79. Her tongue too civically mincing, for vulgar attention.
1834. New Monthly Mag., XL. 85. No chief magistrate ever conducted himself with greater assiduity, urbanity, and, above all, civically speaking, hospitality than Sir Peter.
1873. Morley, Rousseau, II. 185. Just government or unjust civically elevating or demoralising.