"gewislice" meaning in Old English

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          "text": "late 10th century, Ælfric, \"Saint Swithhun, Bishop\"\nÞa eode se smið ge-egsod þanon and ġemette on cypingcge þæs eadzies mann and sæde him gewislice hwæt swyðun him bebead and bæd hine georne þæt he hit abude him.",
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          "text": "late 10th century, Ælfric, \"Saint Swithhun, Bishop\"\nÞa eode se smið ge-egsod þanon and ġemette on cypingcge þæs eadzies mann and sæde him gewislice hwæt swyðun him bebead and bæd hine georne þæt he hit abude him.",
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