Wēak'ly1, adv.
adv. 1. In a weak manner; feebly; with little strength; faintly; timorously; as, a fortress weakly defended. 2. With want of efficacy. Was plighted faith so weakly sealed above? Dryden. 3. With feebleness of mind or intellect; indiscreetly; injuriously. “Beneath pretended justice weakly fall.” Dryden.