vagrantly

English

Etymology

From vagrant +‎ -ly.

Adverb

vagrantly (comparative more vagrantly, superlative most vagrantly)

1. In a vagrant manner.
   • 1838, Robert Bell, A History of Russia, volume 3, page 71:

     […] they understand [liberty] to mean nothing more than exemption from labour, and permission to leave the glebe to which they are confined, and wander vagrantly, like loosened cattle, into other pastures.