"affrayedly" meaning in Middle English

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          "english": "Thirlwall, who was their commander / was killed there in the struggle / with the greatest part of his men; / the rest fled very frightened.",
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          "text": "Thyꝛwall þ[at] was þ[air] capitain / Wes þ[air] in þe baꝛgain slain / ⁊ off his men þe maſt p[ar]ty / Ϸe laue fled full affrayitly",
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          "english": "And blew horns and trumpets very fearfully.",
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          "text": "And blewe hornes and trompettes moche affrayedly",
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        "(rare) In an afraid or frightened way; fearfully."
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          "text": "Thyꝛwall þ[at] was þ[air] capitain / Wes þ[air] in þe baꝛgain slain / ⁊ off his men þe maſt p[ar]ty / Ϸe laue fled full affrayitly",
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