"trimly" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "trim + -ly",
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          "text": "Borg has graying black hair and is trimly built, fit from a lifetime of hard work maintaining gas pipelines while trapping on the side.",
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        "In a trim manner; neatly, smartly."
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          "ref": "1566, Thomas Becon, “The third Sonday after Easter, The Gospell. Ihon. xvi.”, in A New Postil Conteinyng Most Godly and Learned Sermons upon all the Sonday Gospelles, London, page 235",
          "text": "And it is sayde both moste trimly and truly in the Epistle to the Hebreues, as we heard afore: If ye be not vnder correction, (wherof all are partakers) then are ye bastardes and not sonnes.",
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          "text": "1595, George Peele, The Old Wives’ Tale, The Malone Society Reprints, 1908, lines 104-106,\n[…] a merry winters tale would drive away the time trimly, come I am sure you are not without a score."
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          "text": "1642, Thomas Fuller, The Holy State, Cambridge: John Williams, Book Four, Chapter 16: The Embassadour, p. 319,\nLewis the eleventh King of France is sufficiently condemn’d by Posterity for sending Oliver his Barber in an Embassage to a Princesse, who so trimly dispatch’d his businesse, that he left it in the suddes, and had been well wash’d in the river at Gant for his pains, if his feet had not been the more nimble."
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        "Effectively, handily, nicely, thoroughly, soundly, well."
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        "(obsolete) Effectively, handily, nicely, thoroughly, soundly, well."
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        },
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        "(obsolete) Effectively, handily, nicely, thoroughly, soundly, well."
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