momently

Mervyn Peak uses another form quite often in the Gormenghast books: “momently”, usually meaning “for a moment”, IIRC.

In a moment, for a moment « Motivated Grammar 2010

But, as the darkness came on, the throng momently increased; and, by the time the lamps were well lighted, two dense and continuous tides of population were rushing past the door.

Dragon improves speech-recognition software 2007

I suspect their water has frozen, and shall momently have to go and fill it up.

Thirsty sparrows intertext 2006

It was not the habitual hotel omnibus which met us at the station, but a luxurious closed carriage commanded by an interpreter who intuitively opened our compartment door, and conveyed us dry and warm to our hotel, in every circumstance of tender regard for our comfort, during the slow, sidelong uphill climb to the city midst details of historic and romantic picturesqueness which the lightning momently flashed in sight.

Familiar Spanish Travels 2004

Ranges rose storm-blue and distinct, and seemed momently to be drawing nearer; for a cold wind was blowing, which promised rain.

Australia Felix 2003

The houses that nestled on the slope were growing momently whiter; but the

Australia Felix 2003

The news had to be told twice before it took proper hold of his attention, and even then he dwelt on it but momently.

Villette 2003

There is a shining and most marvelous miracle of cloud-effects mirrored in the brook; a picture which began with perfection, and has momently surpassed it ever since, until at last it is almost unendurably beautiful ....

Mark Twain: A Biography 2003

This seemed so obvious that he could not dream of the Turks staying blind, though momently their dispositions ignored it.

Seven Pillars of Wisdom Thomas Edward 2003

Supper, when it came, was as scrappy and as hurried as lunch had been: a class of working-men was momently expected, and Robby had just time to gulp down a cup of tea.

The Getting of Wisdom 2003