uncouthly

Adverb

(comparative more uncouthly, superlative most uncouthly)

In an uncouth manner.

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James Wood, who became Nonconformist minister in the chapel at Atherton in 1691, earned fame and the familiar title of "General" by raising a force from his congregation, uncouthly armed, to fight against the troops of the Pretender (1715).

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