In a bearable manner; in a way that can be endured or tolerated; somewhat acceptably.
From 'bearable' (adjective) plus the adverbial suffix '-ly' (from Old English 'lice'). Follows standard English adverb formation.
The word 'bearably' captures a uniquely English sentiment—describing something as 'bearably pleasant' suggests it's tolerable but not enthusiastically good, reflecting a tradition of British understatement.
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