good-humouredly

good-humoured +‎ -ly

good-humouredly (comparative more good-humouredly, superlative most good-humouredly)

1. In a cheerful, pleasant or amiable manner.
   • 1903, Henry James, The Ambassadors:

     He had quite the sense that she knew things he didn't, and though this was a concession that, in general, he found not easy to make to women, he made it now as good-humouredly as if it lifted a burden.

• bad-humouredly, ill-humouredly