† umˈbratious, a. Obs.—1
[Irreg. f. umbrace n.]
Suspicious.
| a 1639 Wotton Parall. Essex & Buckhm. in Reliq. (1651) 11 He was to wrastle with a Queens declyning, or rather with her very setting Age,..which..is commonly even of it selfe the more umbratious and apprehensive. |