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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Junctly, adv. [f. Junct, p.p. and a.: cf. Jointly and Juntly.] a. Having the parts well joined or fitted together. b. In conjunction, all together. —a. c1475 Wall. vii. 1148.
To the bryg thai raid, Off gud playne burd was weill and junctly maidb. 1456 Hay I. 268/3.
Thus aw the lord to … se that rycht war done till every part, severaly and junctly
