In a gravid (pregnant) manner; heavily or weightily; with the quality of being full or swollen.
From 'gravid' (pregnant, heavy) plus the adverbial suffix '-ly'. Rare in modern usage; most commonly appears in archaic or poetic texts.
Adverbs formed from 'gravid' are incredibly rare in modern English, but they remind us that '-ly' can attach to almost any adjective—even if the result sounds strange, it's technically grammatical.
Adverbial form of gravid; when used outside strict medical context, can imply weighted femininity or carry implicit gendering to actions/states, though usage is rare enough to avoid in most modern discourse.
Avoid outside medical contexts. In medical usage, consider 'in a state of pregnancy' or 'during gestation' instead. Use 'gravidly' only in technical obstetric terminology.
["during pregnancy","while gestating","in pregnancy"]
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