bumpily
/ˈbʌmpəli/
adverb
- In a way that is not smooth or even, with many bumps or jolts.
- The old car drove bumpily over the gravel road.
- She rode bumpily on the horse through the rocky trail.
- The plane landed bumpily because of the strong wind.
- In a way that is full of difficulties or problems; not smoothly or easily.
- Their relationship went bumpily at first, but they eventually learned to communicate.
- The project started bumpily, with many delays and misunderstandings.
- The new software ran bumpily on older computers, often crashing.