Polysemously
Polysemously is an adverb describing something done in a polysemous way—that is, involving polysemy, where a single word has multiple related senses. In linguistics, describing a usage as polysemous signals that the word can evoke more than one meaning within a given discourse, depending on interpretation and context.
Etymology and sense: The word is formed from polysemous (having multiple senses) and the adverbial suffix -ly.
Usage and notes: The term polysemously is primarily employed in scholarly writing on language and semantics.
Relation to related concepts: Polysemy involves a single form with related meanings, whereas homonymy involves distinct
Example: The word “bank” is polysemous: in “She sat by the bank” it refers to a riverside