Meanings of fitly enough in English

And, fitly enough, the centre of the maze is not a hermit's cavern.

The eldest son, fitly enough, was in the business.

A gambler, his enemies characterized him fitly enough.

Also the visit of two friends, who may fitly enough be mentioned among flowers, ought to have been described.

Construed to a larger and more charitable sense than that in which they were written, the words of Knox fitly enough sum up her career.

The epithet Cavalier has been fitly enough applied to Lee, and Jackson, after conversion from the wild courses of his youth, was an austere Puritan.

Fitly enough, it is at present leased and occupied by Englishmen.