"wonderly" meaning in English

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          "text": "The king sent his hunters over, they should see, what kind of animal was set in the tree, they came back and said: there lay such a wonderly animal therein, as they hade ^([sic]) never seen in their life days, raw work of all kinds were on its skin, but it lay and slept.",
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        "wondrous; wondersome"
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        "(archaic) wondrous; wondersome"
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        "Wonderfully, in a wonderful manner."
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        "(archaic) Wonderfully, in a wonderful manner."
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        "To a wonderful degree, exceedingly."
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        "(archaic) To a wonderful degree, exceedingly."
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        "(archaic) Wonderfully, in a wonderful manner."
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        "(archaic) To a wonderful degree, exceedingly."
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