-rəlē, -li adverb
Etymology: Middle English, from moral (I) + -ly
1. : from the point of view of moral rules or principles : in terms of accepted moral standards
if public administration is morally bad but legally sound — Sydney (Australia) Bulletin
2. : according to reason or probability : virtually
there is precise record of so many East Asiatic junks reaching the Pacific coast … during the past hundred years that its having happened again and again in preceding centuries is morally certain — A.L.Kroeber
3. : with respect to the mental and psychological as distinguished from the physical
helped her, morally rather than physically, to rise — Arnold Bennett
morally and physically exhausted