unˈcovenant, v.
(un-2 3.)
| 1643 W. Greenhill Axe at Root 8 Now the Lord did un⁓covenant them, un-church them, un-power them. 1679 C. Nesse Antid. agst. Popery 102 The Jews..did apostatize,..unchurching and uncovenanting themselves. 1881 Edin. Rev. Apr. 483 There it was that, so to speak, Carlyle un⁓covenanted himself. |