adv. (UN-1 11. Cf. IGNOBLY adv.)
1618. Fletcher, Loyal Subj., V. vi. You do the most unnobly to be angry.
a. 1628. F. Grevil, Alaham, II. iii. True hearts, to doe vnnobly, haue no spirit.
1648[?]. H. King, Elegy Lucas & Lisle, 314. Which … Shall … enhearse this blood unnobly spilt.
