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The definition of goodly is something large in size, or something attractive or admirable.

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When you have a huge supply of food stocked in your freezer, this is an example of having a goodly supply.

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See goodly in Webster's New World College Dictionary

adjective goodlier, goodliest

  1. of attractive appearance; good-looking
  2. of good quality; fine
  3. rather large; ample: a goodly sum

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See goodly in American Heritage Dictionary 4

adjective good·li·er, good·li·est
  1. Quite large; considerable: a goodly sum.
  2. Of pleasing appearance; comely.

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  • goodˈli·ness noun

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