adv. [f. prec. + -LY2.] In a trite or commonplace manner.
1691. Wood, Ath. Oxon. (L.). Other things are mentioned by Baleus and Pitseus very tritely, and with little satisfaction to the reader.
1870. Pall Mall G., 5 Dec., 10. Keeping order among the band—‘order,’ as he tritely observed, being necessary everywhere.
