In a fragile manner; delicately, weakly, or in a way easily broken or damaged.
From fragile (Latin fragilis, 'breakable') + -ly (adverb forming suffix). Converts the adjective to show manner of action.
The adverb 'fragilely' reveals a funny gap in English—we can say something IS fragile, but saying it moves or exists 'fragilely' sounds almost poetic, which is why poets use it more than scientists.
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