† oˈpinious, a. Obs. rare.
[f. L. type *opīniōs-us, f. opīnio: cf. religiōsus.]
Of opinion, opinioned. Hence † oˈpiniousness, opiniativeness.
| 1632 Lithgow Trav. vi. 275 Leauing it to be searched, by the pregnancy of riper iudgements then mine, howsoeuer opinious. 1688 in Ellis Corr. II. 35 Rather than the Christian cause against the Turks should longer suffer by his opiniousness and absence. |