† disanˈgelical, a. Obs.
[dis- 10.]
Not angelical; the reverse of angelical.
| a 1687 H. Mope in Norris Theory of Love (1688) 191 It were a thing Disangelical, if I may so speak, and undivine. 1736 H. Coventry Philemon to Hyd. ii. (T.), The opinion of that learned casuist..who accounts for the shame attending these pleasures of the sixth sense, as he is pleased to call them, from their disangelical nature. |