† ˈjunctly, adv. Obs.
[f. junct a. + -ly2.]
In a conjoined way; jointly, conjunctly; closely.
| [1375 Barbour Bruce xvii. 689 (MS. C) Thai pressit the sow toward the wall, And has hir set thar to Iuntly [MS. E gentilly, ed. H. cunningly].] c 1470 Henry Wallace vii. 1148 The bryg..Off gud playne burd was weill and iunctly maid. 1517 in Leadam Domesday Inclos. (1897) I. 260 Henry Salter..and Iohn lound..have Iunctely inclosed..xvj acres. 1600 Tourneur Transf. Metamorph. lix, A steeled coate So iunctly ioynted. |