† ˈhinderly, a. (? adv.) Obs.
[f. hinder a.1 + -ly2.]
Backward, behindhand.
| 1564 in Camden Misc. (1893–5) IX. 40 Wheras the cuntry is to miche hinderly in all good thinges perteining to religion. 1659 Hammond On Ps. cxii. 10 Paraphr. 572 Whilst themselves..doe yet sensibly decay and grow hinderly. |