Pronunciation: [lˈɪmɪtˌɪdlɪ] (IPA) 
The word "limitedly" is spelled with three syllables. The first syllable "lim" is pronounced with the phoneme /lɪm/, the second syllable "it" is pronounced with the phoneme /ɪt/, and the third syllable "ed" is pronounced with the phoneme /ɪd/. The stress is on the second syllable. This adverb is used to mean in a limited or restricted manner. It is often used to describe the scope of an activity or the extent of something's reach.
Limitedly is an adverb that describes an action or attribute performed or existing within certain boundaries, constraints, or restrictions. It implies that something is done or operating in a tight, restricted, or confined manner, with limitations that curtail its extent, scope, or range.
When used to characterize an action, limitedly means that the specified action is carried out in a manner that is restrained or confined in terms of time, space, or opportunities. For example, a person may travel limitedly, suggesting that their movement is confined to a specific area, duration, or mode of transportation.
In terms of attributes, limitedly refers to characteristics that have inherent restrictions, limitations, or capabilities. For instance, a person may possess limitedly developed skills, indicating that their abilities are restricted or lacking in certain areas.
Limitedly can also denote something that is carried out with certain reservations, qualifiers, or conditions. It suggests that an action or attribute is subject to constraints or limitations imposed by external factors, such as laws, rules, regulations, or agreements.
Overall, limitedly describes actions, attributes, or conditions that operate within defined borders, with constraints that shape or restrict their extent, range, or potential. It conveys the idea of being confined, restrained, or bounded in some way, whether by choice, circumstance, or other external factors.
The word "limitedly" is derived from the adjective "limited", which comes from the Latin word "limitatus". "Limitatus" is the past participle of "limitare", meaning "to limit" or "to confine". The root word is "limis", meaning "boundary" or "border". The suffix "-ly" is added to "limited" to form the adverb "limitedly", indicating the manner or degree in which action is performed.
