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▪ I. † ˈgroundly, a. Obs.
Forms: 3 grund(e)lich, -like, 5 groundli, -ly, 5–6 groundely.
[f. ground n. + -ly1. Cf. MSw grundeliker (Sw. grundlig), G. grundlich]
a. Well-founded or established, solid, firm. Of instruction: Thorough.
b. Thoroughly instructed or educated.
c1205Lay. 15813 Ich habbe bigunnen a weorc mid grund⁓liche stre[n]gðe. c1300Havelok 2013 Þe burgeys þat þer bi stode þore Grundlike and grete oþes swore,..Þat was soth, þat bernard tolde. c1449Pecock Repr. 78 Trowing..that thei han noon or litle nede to groundli clerkis. Ibid. 90 Profound and groundli scoling in logik. 1494Fabyan Chron. vi. clxiii. 156 Withoute defyaunce or groundly cause of warre. 1524Wolsey in St. Papers Hen. VIII, VI. 278 The good introductions persuasions and groundly reasons made unto His Holynes. 1548Udall, etc. Erasm. Par. Luke Pref. 8 After a more exacte and groundely sorte.
▪ II. † ˈgroundly, adv. Obs.
Forms: 3 grundliche, -like, 4–5 groundli, 5 growndly, (6 -lie), 5–6 groundely, (6 growndely), 5– groundly.
[f. ground n. + -ly2. Cf. OHG. chruntlichô, MSw. grundelika (Sw. grundligt).]
In a well-founded, firmly established, deep-seated or fundamental manner; in relation to the ground or root; thoroughly, profoundly.
c1205Lay. 9783 Cnihtes heom gereden, grundliche feire. a1225Juliana 69 Þe reue..bigon to cwakien, se grundliche him gromede. c1300Havelok 651 Hauelok anon bigan to ete Grundlike, and was ful bliþe. 1395Remonstr. Rom. Corrup. 140 Grosted seith groundli al this. 1435Misyn Fire of Love i. xxviii. 60 Vse we slike rewle þat fleschly desire groundly ma be restrenyd. c1449Pecock Repr. i. xvii. 101 Noone othere argumentis han place forto groundli and fundamentali schewe and proue [etc.]. 1515Barclay Egloges iii. (1570) C ij/2 Men groundly learned, in Latin commoning. 1538Starkey England i. ii. 29 When the opynyon ys waueryng and not groundly set. 1581W. Stafford Exam. Compl. ii. (1876) 55 They bee farre wide from the trueth, as men that doe not consider the thinge groundly. 1602Warner Alb. Eng. Epit. (1612) 366 Hence may groundly be said deriued our best and still experienced Method wherein we now execute lawes. |