"vegetarianly" meaning in English

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          "text": "I have said it must be reserved for us two and that they must feed us semi-vegetarianly. I put semi- because I thought otherwise they’d give us only French beans and bread—you take eggs and fish, don’t you?",
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          "text": "Let no one tell you that one needs meat, fowl and dairy products and eggs to make a tasty delicious meal. Grand epicurean treats can be prepared vegetarianly. And remember, this is a meat-lover speaking.",
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          "ref": "1976 January 30, Lauren, Beth, “Home Services Directory”, in Bruce B. Brugmann, editor, San Francisco Bay Guardian, volume 10, number 17, San Francisco, Calif.: Bay Guardian Co., Inc., page 23, column 3:",
          "text": "Two creative women dynamos will clean house, care for pets, plants, housesit, cook vegetarianly, whatever.",
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          "ref": "1982 [1920 April 6], Franz Kafka, translated by Richard Winston and Clara Winston, “1920”, in N[ahum] N[orbert] Glatzer, editor, Letters to Ottla and the Family, New York, N.Y.: Schocken Books, →ISBN, page 42:",
          "text": "The basic question is: board and room at a large hotel (for instance, the one where I am now living very well, vegetarianly well, not exactly sharply thought out, but still) or a small private pension.",
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          "text": "During rehearsals they often lunched vegetarianly together at the Queen’s Restaurant in Sloane Square – apples, cheese, macaroni and salads with chilly milk and soda.",
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          "ref": "2008, Hugh Warwick, “How We Can Look After Hedgehogs”, in A Prickly Affair: My Life with Hedgehogs, London: Allen Lane, →ISBN, part 3 (Save the Hedgehog – Save the World), page 256:",
          "text": "And while they will eat bread, they are insectivores, meaning that they are designed for eating animals. Whatever Aristotle may have thought, hedgehogs are not vegetarianly inclined.",
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          "ref": "2013, Thomas Larson, “The Sanctuary of Illness”, in The Sanctuary of Illness: A Memoir of Heart Disease, Albany, N.Y.: Hudson Whitman/Excelsior College Press, →ISBN, section 4, page 124:",
          "text": "If I ate stupidly, Americanly, vegetarianly, for sixty years, how might plant-based eating produce longevity, plus a healing endothelium?",
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        "In a vegetarian manner."
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