troublesomely

Troublesomely averse to giving trouble, perhaps I should have said.

She reached Chalk-Newton, and breakfasted at an inn, where several young men were troublesomely complimentary to her good looks.

The interior of the city is ill built: the streets are narrow and irregular, and the pavement is most troublesomely rough.

The teeth, which lend so much life to the face, are troublesomely small to represent.

Alas, it seemed that this was an old, old struggle that must be troublesomely fought out, again and again down the generations.