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† ˈmindly, a.
[f. mind n.1 + -ly1.]
1. Mindful.
1435Misyn Fire of Love i. v. 10 Whylk fyer byrnand in þam þat is chosyn, myndely euer makes þame vp forto loke, and dede in þer desyre continuly to with-hald. c1445Lydg. Nightingale 128 Enprinte that fall [sc. Lucifer's] right myndely in thy herte.
2. Pertaining to the mind; mental.
1434Misyn Mending Life xii. 128 Myendly [sic] sight truly is takyn vp heuenly to behald be schadoly syght ȝit & meroly, not clere and opyn. 1587Golding De Mornay vi. (1592) 62 The Father created the mindly shapes, and gaue the gouernment of them to this second Minde. Ibid. 81 By his mindly Inworking he is the verie eternitie it selfe. 1832Fraser's Mag. VI. 732 There to put off your lingering mindly drop of mortality, and be one of the blessed. |