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seely
[ see-lee ]
adjective
- insignificant or feeble; poor.
- happy; auspicious.
- good; pious; blessed.
- foolish; simple-minded.
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- seeli·ly adverb
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Example Sentences
That's what software engineer Blake Seely posted on Twitter after Steve's death.
There are still a thousand things to be thought of, and my maid and I have to do it all, for you know what Aunt Seely is.
Mrs. Errington was inspecting the contents of a packing-case which had been sent from London by Lady Seely.
We drove down the Niagara as far as Mrs. Seely's and upset once.
As the result, Colonel Seely, who had signed the assurance, threatened resignation.
I do declare, Seely Matthews, with yore free thinkin' an' free speakin', you 're put' nigh a infidel.
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