Definition of "difficultly" [dif•fi•cult•ly]

• In a difficult manner. (adverb)

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• "Interestingly, the difficultly of transportation is driving more of the new middle class to the web."
• "The current model of having clothing made in in the third world with several middlemen and huge profits is well established and anything new will be difficult - particularly when one has the difficultly of getting good measurements (unless you use a tailor or scanning booth, measurements by hand are not terribly accurate), a time gap of several weeks before you see the product, and a higher price."
• "Incidentally, the actual article bearing the difficultly-worded headline is available here."