† inˈvector Obs.
[a. late L. invector, agent-n. from invehĕre: see inveigh.]
An inveigher.
| 1654 Gayton Pleas. Notes iv. xxiii. 276 This is the very life of all books,..it is their guard and security from the mouths of scandalous invectors. |
† inˈvector Obs.
[a. late L. invector, agent-n. from invehĕre: see inveigh.]
An inveigher.
| 1654 Gayton Pleas. Notes iv. xxiii. 276 This is the very life of all books,..it is their guard and security from the mouths of scandalous invectors. |
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