1530s, "correctly;" 1550s, "honestly," from sincere + -ly (2). As a subscription to letters, recorded from 1702.
she praised him sincerely for his victory
simurgh
sin
Sinai
since
sincere
sincerely
sincerity
sinciput
sine
sine die
sine prole
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