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gradely
(ˈɡreɪdlɪ)
—
adj
,
-lier
,
-liest
dialect
(
Midland English
) fine; excellent
[C13
greithlic, greithli,
from Old Norse
greidhligr,
from
greidhr
ready]
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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