Indecently [adverb]

They abused the young men indecently: and the children fell under the wood.

The terms were naked almost up to the shoulders, indeed almost indecently so.

Oh, shallow as any frog-pond, indecently shallow, to ask such a question of the judge who had just ordered her to execution.

The duel becomes too long, and the gashes are always ridiculously broad, indecently so.'

He was more skilled than they were in the principles of human existence, but he was not so indecently familiar with the examples.

Sometimes she was even rather indecently exhilarated by her sense of high adventure.

But how can they cure all those things just by talking indecently about sex?

The merest form of an impartial trial was indecently hastened through.

It crushed the despotism of the Stuarts, while the Church was indecently declaring that a royal proclamation had the force of law.

The mob of course sing obscene songs and dance indecently, all which is tolerated for the occasion.