† ˈcontroˌversiless, a. Obs. rare—1.
[f. controversy n. + -less.]
Without or not admitting of controversy.
| 1604 Tooker Fabrique of Ch. 30 (L.) This matter being controversiless, that tithes predial and personal belong to churchmen. |
† ˈcontroˌversiless, a. Obs. rare—1.
[f. controversy n. + -less.]
Without or not admitting of controversy.
| 1604 Tooker Fabrique of Ch. 30 (L.) This matter being controversiless, that tithes predial and personal belong to churchmen. |
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