maliciously

• malitiously (obsolete)

From Middle English maliciousli; equivalent to malicious +‎ -ly.

maliciously (comparative more maliciously, superlative most maliciously)

1. In a malicious manner, or for malicious reasons.
   • 1882, William Marshall, “Pursuit”, in Strange Chapman, volume 1, page 153:

     "Theer, govison, (blockhead) tak that," and Jack flings maliciously at him the wisp of rushes wherewith he has rubbed down his own bemudded person.

   • 1968, New York Times Saturday review of books and art:

     All of these base qualities combined compose a maliciously beautyless whole not to be found in other countries, and prove conclusively the brutal power of great sums of money for the enforcement of vulgarity […]