adv. Obs. [f. CONVENABLE a.1 + -LY2; cf. COVENABLY.] In a suitable, proper, or convenient manner; properly, suitably, fitly.
c. 1430. Lydg., Bochas (1558), VI. xvi. 9. Matters conueyed by iust conuenience Disposed in order conuenably to shewe.
1442. Hen. VI., in Ellis, Orig. Let., III. 33, I. 71. If it were not convenably resisted.
1502. Ord. Crysten Men (W. de W., 1506), III. iii. 152. Unto whome it appertayneth mooste conuenably for to correcte.
1574. trans. Littleton’s Tenures, 20 a. Well and convenably arrayed for the warre.
