"meetly" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From meet + -ly.",
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          "text": "You can do better yet: but this is meetly.",
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        "fitly; suitably; properly"
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        "(archaic) fitly; suitably; properly"
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          "roman": "podobajušče",
          "sense": "fitly; suitably; properly",
          "word": "подобающе"
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          "roman": "podxodjašče",
          "sense": "fitly; suitably; properly",
          "word": "подходяще"
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          "roman": "soobrazno",
          "sense": "fitly; suitably; properly",
          "word": "сообразно"
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        "fitly; suitably; properly"
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      "word": "подобающе"
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