So as to present an attractive appearance; with grandeur; beautifully, finely, splendidly. Formerly also in a negative sense: †in a deceptively…

In a graceful, beautiful, or becoming manner; in an appropriate or proper manner. Now somewhat archaic.

Beautifully, splendidly; finely.

So as to produce a good or pleasing appearance or effect; beautifully, handsomely. Obsolete.

In a pleasing manner; so as to present a fair, handsome, or stately appearance. Now archaic.

= sweetly, adv. 4.

Finely, elegantly; in a refined or attractive manner. Obsolete.

In an elegant or fine manner; admirably, well. Obsolete.

With good appearance or effect; elegantly.

In a comely manner; attractively; gracefully; courteously; (also) appropriately.

In a seemly manner; so as to present a seemly appearance; pleasingly, handsomely, nobly, elegantly.

Finely, handsomely, gaily. Obsolete.

In good form. Handsomely. Obsolete.

So as to have an attractive or elegant appearance; finely, splendidly.

As adv. Handsomely, finely.

= handsomely, adv. (in various senses). Now historical (regional and nonstandard in later use).

in senses 3 4. (Old English wynsumlíce did not survive.)

In a pleasing, attractive, or pleasant manner.

in good (also bad) looks: having a favourable or unfavourable appearance; appearing in the specified manner. Also in one's best (also worst) looks…

in a presentable manner, so as to have a good or respectable appearance.