In literature, "doucely" is often employed to convey a sense of gentleness, moderation, and decorum in both behavior and appearance. It can accentuate the calm manner in which a character acts or departs, as when one character "glided doucely away" [1] or was described as "behaving doucely" [2, 3]. The term also extends to describing attire and conduct that are unassuming yet refined, as in a "layman, doucely dressed in grey" [4] and in resolving matters "doucely" [5]. Moreover, its use alongside terms denoting restraint and careful composure, such as being "decorously and doucely" responsive [6] or "doucely and calmly" acting [7], imbues textual atmospheres with a subtle, measured elegance, enriching character portrayals and narrative tone [8, 9].