steel, stely
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 10
[Eng. steel; -y.] 1. Literally: (1) Made of steel; consisting of steel. "Steel through opposing plates the magnet draws, And steely atoms calls from dust and straws." Crabbe: Parish Register . (2) Resembling the surface of polished steel. 2. Figuratively : Resembling steel in hardne ; hard, firm, stern, inflexible. "O tough and stely hertes, o herte more herd than flynte or other stone."-Fisher: Seuen Psalmes, Ps. 143, pt. ii.
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