Obs. rare. [f. WARM a. or v. + -LY1.] Full of warmth.
c. 1470. Harding, Chron. CIX. viii. As they [the Danes] vnto theyr Shyppes agaynwarde flewe, He droue them there vnto a warmely stowe.
1637. Rutherford, Lett. to Lady Kilconquhair, 8 Aug. The sweet presence, the long lasting goodwill of our God, the warmely & lovely comforts of our Lord Jesus be with you.
