In a manner that shows lack of composure; in a disturbed or anxious way.
Adverbial form of 'discomposed,' adding -ly to indicate manner of action. Follows standard English formation for turning adjectives into adverbs.
This adverb is delightfully rare in modern English—you're much more likely to hear people say 'nervously' or 'anxiously,' but 'discomposedly' has a literary, formal quality that makes it sound more dramatically unsettled.
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