adv. [f. prec. adj. + -LY2.] In a superfine manner or degree.

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1693.  W. Freke, Sel. Ess., xix. 106. Their Picking of Straws, Notions so idle, and yet so particular and superfinely nice.

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1884.  Spurgeon, in Homiletic Monthly (U. S.), Aug., 640. A superfinely genteel and affected audience.

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