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twinly, adv. rare.|ˈtwɪnlɪ|
[f. twin a. and n. + -ly2.]
To an equal extent, doubly; in an identical degree.
1913A. O'Connor Poems 50 A spot for man, bearing his cross, to seek, Where night and day are healers twinly bright. 1981C. Dexter Dead of Jericho xxii. 123 Even if, in his boyhood, Sergeant Lewis's parents had been twinly blessed with privilege and wealth, it seems unlikely that their son would have won a scholarship to Winchester. |