IPA: //ænˈdrɒdʒɪnəsli//
KK: /ændˈrɒdʒɪnəsli/
In a way that combines both male and female characteristics or qualities.
She dressed androgynously, wearing clothes that could be seen as either masculine or feminine.
Androgynously → It is formed from "andro-" (from Greek "anēr", meaning man) and "gynē" (meaning woman), combined with the suffix "-ous" (meaning full of) and the adverbial suffix "-ly". The word describes a manner that embodies both male and female characteristics, hence, in a way that is full of both man and woman.
Think of 'man' ('andro-') and 'woman' ('gynē') together, and remember that 'androgynously' means embodying both male and female traits.