privily (adv.) Old form(s): priuily
secretly, privately, stealthily
3H6 I.ii.39[York to Richard, of Norfolk] Thou ... shalt ... tell him privily of our intent
H8 I.i.183[Buckingham to Norfolk, of Emperor Charles] He privily / Deals with our Cardinal
KL III.iii.13[Gloucester to Edmund, of Lear] I will look him and privily relieve him
MM I.i.67[Duke to Angelo] I'll privily away
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