Goodly
[goo d-lee] /ˈgʊd li/
adjective, goodlier, goodliest.
1.
of good or substantial size, amount, etc.:
a goodly sum.
2.
of good or fine appearance.
3.
Archaic. of a good quality:
a goodly gift.
/ˈɡʊdlɪ/
adjective -lier, -liest
1.
considerable: a goodly amount of money
2.
(obsolete) attractive, pleasing, or fine: a goodly man
Old English godlic “goodly, excellent; comely fair;” see good (adj.) + -ly (1).
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