'biasedly-executed' originates from the combination of 'biased' and 'executed', where 'biased' comes from the word 'bias', meaning 'inclination or prejudice', and 'executed' from 'execute', meaning 'to carry out or perform'.

'biasedly-executed' combines the adjective 'biased' with the past participle 'executed', forming a compound adjective to describe actions carried out with bias.

Initially, 'bias' meant 'slant or inclination', and 'execute' meant 'to carry out'. Together, they evolved to describe actions performed with partiality.