In a manner characteristic of a dabbler; casually, half-heartedly, or without serious commitment or deep engagement.
From 'dabbling' (present participle of 'dabble') plus the adverbial suffix '-ly,' creating an adverb describing how something is done in a dabbling manner.
The word 'dabblingly' is rare in modern English, but it captures something important—the difference between casually exploring something (dabblingly) versus being so shallow you never commit (being a complete dabbler).
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