So as to be pleasing to the mind or the feelings; pleasurably; comfortably.

In a pleasing or agreeable manner. Obsolete.

With pleasure or delight; gladly, willingly.

Pleasantly, agreeably; finely, splendidly. (Often vague in alliterative verse.)

In a sweet or pleasant manner; sweetly.

Pleasure, satisfaction. Chiefly in to (a person's) queem: so as to be satisfactory; to a person's liking or satisfaction. to take to queem: to accept.

With pleasure or delight; pleasantly, pleasurably; delightfully. Also, gladly, willingly. (Cf. lustly, adv. 1) Obsolete.

Suitably, agreeably, pleasantly.

In a pleasing manner, so as to please; = pleasantly, adv. 1.

Chiefly Scottish. In a pleasing, agreeable, or satisfactory manner; gently, smoothly; = queemly, adv.

Pleasantly, genially, kindly.

Pleasantly, handsomely, splendidly.

In a way that pleases or gratifies; pleasingly, agreeably.

In a manner showing pleasure or contentment; cheerfully, good-humouredly.

So as to gratify, please, or satisfy; acceptably, pleasingly; satisfactorily. Obsolete.

agreeably.

In a sweet or pleasing way; soothingly.

Sweetly; harmoniously. Obsolete.

= pleasantly, adv. Now nonstandard.

In pleasing manner; enjoyably, pleasantly. (Now the most common sense.)

In a pleasurable manner; in or with pleasure; pleasantly, agreeably.

Pleasantly, agreeably.

quasi-adv.= flatteringly, adv.

= sweetly, adv. 3.

In a manner that attracts people; pleasingly, pleasantly.

In a welcome manner. In a manner that is welcomed; so as to gratify or please.

In a flattering manner.

Appetizingly, deliciously; enjoyably.

Modifying an adjective: to a satisfying degree; (later usually) pleasingly, gratifyingly; in a fulfilling way.

Sweet, pleasant. Also adv.

transferred. Pleasantly, agreeably, cheerfully.

In a dulcet manner; sweetly, gently.

sweetly, pleasantly; with charm or eloquence.

In an enjoyable manner.

Agreeably, sweetly, gently.

In a congenial manner.

a fair treat (in predicative use) a person or thing considered to be highly pleasing or commendable; (as adverbial phrase) very well. Cf. treat, n.1…