Difference between Badly and Mischievously

BADLY vs MISCHIEVOUSLY: ADJECTIVE

In a disadvantageous way; to someone's disadvantage
Without skill or in a displeasing manner
To a severe or serious degree
Very much; strongly
With great intensity (`bad' is a nonstandard variant for `badly')
In a disobedient or naughty way
Evilly or wickedly
(`ill' is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well
Unfavorably or with disapproval
In a bad manner.
With unusual distress or resentment or regret or emotional display
In a bad manner; poorly; not well; unskillfully; imperfectly; unfortunately; grievously; so as to cause harm; disagreeably; seriously.
Very much; to a great degree.
Very much; greatly.

In a mischievous manner; with injury, loss, or damage; with evil intention or disposition; in a troublesome or teasing manner; with playful tricks; roguishly: as, this law operates mischievously; they created a scandal mischievously.

Terribly, Dreadfully, Sorely, Miserably, Grievously, Horribly, Disadvantageously, Naughtily, Mischievously, Ill, Bad, Seriously, Gravely, Severely, Poorly

Wryly, Puckishly, Teasingly, Mockingly, Evilly, Wittily, Gleefully, Sarcastically, Cunningly, Impishly, Playfully, Slyly, Cheekily, Badly, Naughtily

Well, Ineptly, Dismally, Desperately, Terribly, Dreadfully, Sorely, Miserably, Horribly, Naughtily, Ill, Bad, Seriously, Severely, Poorly

Charmingly, Indulgently, Gaily, Condescendingly, Amusingly, Nonchalantly, Saucily, Cleverly, Craftily, Evilly, Sarcastically, Playfully, Slyly, Badly, Naughtily

Why did the colonists want freedom so badly?
Which eventually get affected very badly by this!
Sometimes things start off badly and get better.
The message received was unexpected or badly formatted.
You predict that things will turn out badly.
Our army was badly equipped and terribly disorganized.
So how badly do you want that house?
He saw Neath with a badly discolored left eye, nose and mouth bleeding and Ashford also had a badly discolored left eye.
It is something that is badly, badly needed if you are trying to restructure an agency.
Men and women behave badly, particularly badly with the people they are closest to.

Hunter, smiling mischievously, peered down at us from a giant portrait inside the main entrance.
He looks at the slip of paper and seeing what it is, smiles mischievously.
Fuzzy brown molds mischievously turn forgotten peaches to slime in the kitchen fruit bowl.
She made a furtive gesture back towards the house, then grinned mischievously.
Once again, Young seems to be mischievously undermining his own projects.
Even Honeybloom had once given him a stiff finger, mischievously.
Comley represented Steve Wynn, mischievously reached into my jacket pocket.
Malcolm, glancing mischievously at Katherine, who was listening to them.
Rocket will be flavouring without the mischievously voltaic downland.
Musk said mischievously, breaking into his famous giggle.