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well(-)ˈworthy, a.
Worthy in a high degree.
1597Markham Devoreux 35 b, Thou liuely worke of her great excellence, Wel-worthy Matter for her powre to frame. 1611Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. ix. ix. §91 Behold here good people, my Sonne Edmund..; how comely and well worthy he is of all your fauors. 1784Cowper Tiroc. 918 Unless the world were all prepar'd t'embrace A plan well worthy to supply their place. 1796Seward's Anecdotes III. 145 The Admiral [Coligny] approaching the Emperor with a reverence well-worthy of the greatness of the Prince..said [etc.]. |