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Is gentlemanlyly a word?
It is if you wish it so. But, I am confused by your confusion, Nowhere, nowhen, did I write gentlemanlyly, but gentlemanly. Are you referring to it qualifying way? In my ideolect, it is only an adjective. It does get a TsC of 19, or JhIc of 18/19, (link).
Ceci n'est pas un seing.
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