"primevally" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From primeval + -ly.",
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      "form": "more primevally",
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  "pos": "adv",
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          "ref": "1896, Rolf Boldrewood, Old Melbourne Memories, Chapter 9",
          "text": "When we rubbed along thus jovially, deeming life to be \"a great and glorious thing,\" fat cows were well sold at £2 per head, and bullocks at £3. Certainly you could buy stores (or, as they primevally called them, \"lean cattle\") at from 10s. to 16s., prices which left a margin. The Messrs. Manifold bought a large number of bullocks from the Shelleys, of Tumut, at the latter price, somewhere about the year 1845. How they fattened at Purrumbeet and Leura may be imagined! They fetched top prices, but were not thought to pay so well as the early ripening station-breds, on which the 3M brand was thenceforth chiefly placed.",
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          "ref": "1905, Henry C. Rowland, The Mountain of Fears, Two Savages",
          "text": "'Interesting, Doctor, is it not? It would be beautiful in a way, primevally beautiful—an idyll of the callow world when the rocks were jagged like molten lead thrown into water, the vegetation chiefly fungoid, and it was necessary to clip the wings of one's horned cattle. But for the man—he is a late, mongrel, low-grade production, with merely a few primitive impulses. '",
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        "In a primeval manner; in or from the earliest times; originally."
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          "word": "primaevally"
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          "word": "primævally"
        }
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  "word": "primevally"
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          "ref": "1896, Rolf Boldrewood, Old Melbourne Memories, Chapter 9",
          "text": "When we rubbed along thus jovially, deeming life to be \"a great and glorious thing,\" fat cows were well sold at £2 per head, and bullocks at £3. Certainly you could buy stores (or, as they primevally called them, \"lean cattle\") at from 10s. to 16s., prices which left a margin. The Messrs. Manifold bought a large number of bullocks from the Shelleys, of Tumut, at the latter price, somewhere about the year 1845. How they fattened at Purrumbeet and Leura may be imagined! They fetched top prices, but were not thought to pay so well as the early ripening station-breds, on which the 3M brand was thenceforth chiefly placed.",
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          "ref": "1905, Henry C. Rowland, The Mountain of Fears, Two Savages",
          "text": "'Interesting, Doctor, is it not? It would be beautiful in a way, primevally beautiful—an idyll of the callow world when the rocks were jagged like molten lead thrown into water, the vegetation chiefly fungoid, and it was necessary to clip the wings of one's horned cattle. But for the man—he is a late, mongrel, low-grade production, with merely a few primitive impulses. '",
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      "word": "primaevally"
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