messily

/ˈmɛsəli/
adverb
  1. In a messy, untidy, or disorganized manner.
    • The papers were piled messily on the desk after the late-night study session.
    • He painted messily, splattering drops of blue on the floor.
    • She ate her ice cream messily, getting chocolate on her shirt.
  2. In a way that is complicated, confused, or lacking order (figurative).
    • Their relationship broke up messily, with lots of arguments and hurt feelings.
    • The project was handled messily, causing delays and confusion.
    • The negotiations ended messily, with both sides walking away angry.
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