I. “+ adverb
also incontinent
Etymology: incontinently from Middle French incontinent + English -ly; incontinent from Middle English, from Middle French, from Late Latin in continenti
1. : at once : without delay : immediately
incontinently turned and fled
2. : with unceremonious haste : pell-mell
fled incontinently until I reached a herd's cottage — John Buchan
II. adverb
Etymology: incontinent (adjective) + -ly
: in an incontinent or unrestrained manner: as
a. : lewdly , loosely
b. : without due or reasonable consideration
making the speech he had incontinently promised