† indulyadv.
Obsolete.
Unduly.
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society > morality > dueness or propriety > moral impropriety > [adverb]
wrongc1175
unworthlyc1200
unkindly?c1225
ungraithlya1300
wrongly1303
unconablya1340
unworthily1377
ungoodlyc1380
uncovenablya1382
improperly1390
falsely1393
unduly1399
unseemlya1400
unsittinglyc1412
unorderly1471
induly1483
unseemlily1483
ungainlya1500
uncomely?1518
unmeetly1533
unconveniently1538
wrongfully?1549
uncomelily1561
undecently1563
indecently1589
unproperly1604
unbeseemingly1617
viciously1617
unseemingly1619
misbecominglya1625
unbeseeming1645
unbecomingly1653
invalidly1705
naughty1892
1483 W. Caxton tr. A. Chartier Curial sig. iv Herof foloweth that we lese by good ryght that whyche we Iuge to our self and that we dar demande indewly.
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adv.1483- high-rising
- high-risk
- high-rolling
- high-roofed
- high-running
- high-scoring
- high-seasoned
- high-seated
- high-security
- high-set
- high-shod
- high-shoed
- high-shoon
- high-shoon-man
- high-shouldered
- high-sided
- high-sighted
- high-sign
- high-sniffing
- high-soaring
- high-souled
- high-sounding
- high-speed
- high-speed steel
- high-speeded