bigotly
advEtymology From bigot + -ly.
- I can only say, it may savour too much of Novelty to be bigotly zealous for it; [...]1722, John Arbuthnot, Mr. Maitland's Account of Inoculating the Small Pox:
- So bigotly cemented has been the medical profession that any member who gave to the public truths it should know was considered unethical, pushed aside and stigmatized as one seeking notoriety.1915, William Lee Howard, Sex Problems in Worry and Work - Page 61: