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ensample
▪ I. ensample, n. arch. (ɛnˈsɑːmp(ə)l, -ˈsæm-) Forms: 4 ensamp-, ensaumpel, -ul(le, -il(l)e, (insampil, -saumpill, 5 emsampelle), 4–5 ensaumple, -nple, ensawmp(i)l(e, -yl, 3– ensample. [Altered form of asaumple, a. OF. essample: see example n. (An AF. ensample occurs in some editions of Britton, but... Oxford English Dictionary
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insampil
insampil obs. form of ensample. Oxford English Dictionary
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Titus 2:7 In everything, show yourself to be an example by doing good ...
In all things shew thyself an example of good works, in doctrine, in integrity, in gravity, English Revised Version in all things shewing thyself an ensample of good works; in thy doctrine shewing uncorruptness, gravity, GOD'S WORD® Translation Always set an example by doing good things. When you teach, be an example of moral purity and dignity.
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ensampling
† enˈsampling, vbl. n. Obs. [f. ensample v. + -ing1.] The action of the vb. ensample.c 1449 Pecock Repr. iii. vi. 309 If eny ensaumpling schulde lette the seid endewing, it schulde be the ensaumpling of Crist. 1598 Florio, Rasempiatura, an ensampling. Oxford English Dictionary
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insaut
† inˈsaut, v. Obs. In 5 ensaut, ynsawt. [ME. ensaute, an altered form of assaut, assault, with change of prefix, due to confusion of a-, an-, en-: cf. ensample.] trans. To assail contemptuously, insult.c 1425 St. Christina xxiv. in Anglia VIII. 129/9 How she ensautid þe worlde, for hit knewe not his... Oxford English Dictionary
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ensemplary
† enˈsemplary Obs. Also 4 ensamplarie. [app. a doublet of ensampler; Gower's use suggests that he regarded it as f. ensample + -ery.] Examples collectively; example in the abstract.1393 Gower Conf. II. 292 A tale..Which is of olde ensamplarie. Ibid. III. 48 [History] is of great ensemplary Agein the... Oxford English Dictionary
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ensaumpel
ensaumpel, -ul(le etc., var. of ensample. Oxford English Dictionary
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ilsample
† ilsample a perversion of ensample, to suggest ill sample, ill example.1588 Marprel. Epist. (Arb.) 5 But euerie Lord B[ishop] in England, as for ilsample, Iohn of Cant. 1589 Marprel. Epit. (1843) 52 That is the ilsample of Archbishop Titus. Oxford English Dictionary
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ensaumplal
† enˈsampial, enˈsaumplal, a. Obs. rare. [f. ensample + -al1: it is uncertain which of the two forms was written by Pecock.] Only in phrase historial ensampial (ensaumplal): of the nature of a historical example.c 1449 Pecock Repr. 293 Or it is historial ensampial of the now bifore seid Moral Conver... Oxford English Dictionary
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Samaritanish
† Saˈmaritanish, a. Obs. [f. Samaritan + -ish.] Belonging to Samaria; Samaritan.[c 1000 Ags. Gosp. Luke x. 33 Sum samaritanisc man.] 1532 More Confut. Tindale Wks. 693/2 Of thys ye haue an ensample John .iiij. of y⊇ Samaritanish wyfe. Oxford English Dictionary
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midlike
† ˈmidlike, adv. Obs. [f. mid n. + -like.] Moderately.1375 Barbour Bruce iii. 71 He set ensample thus mydlike. Oxford English Dictionary
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wereful
† ˈwereful, a. Sc. Obs.—1 [f. were n.3 + -ful.] Doubtful.1456 Sir G. Hay Gov. Princes Wks. (S.T.S.) II. 104 To geve the ensample and instructioun to wysly governe the in mony thingis that now ar werefull to the. Oxford English Dictionary
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forrow
▪ I. † ˈforrow, adv. and prep. Sc. Obs. [prob. short. f. forouth, forwith; cf. otow = outouth, outwith. See aforrow, toforrow.] A. adv. Beforehand, in advance. B. prep. Before (in time or place).1375 Barbour Bruce i. 120 Walys ensample mycht have bene To ȝow, had ȝe it forow sene. Ibid. vii. 145, I ... Oxford English Dictionary
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chronique
▪ I. ˈchronique Forms: 4–5 cronique, 5 -yque, -yke, 5–6 -ike, 6 chronik, 7 chronique. [a. OF. cronique, ad. med.L. cronica, chronica, -æ a chronicle, from L. chronica, -orum pl., a. Gr. χρονικά annals (also chronology), lit. ‘things’ or ‘matters of time’, f. χρόνος time.] A chronicle, narrative of e... Oxford English Dictionary
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muchfold
† ˈmuchfold, a. Obs. [f. much a. + -fold.] = manifold a.1382 Wyclif Eph. iii. 10 The mochefold wysdom of God. 1387–8 T. Usk Test. Love i. viii. (Skeat) l. 43 Thou were ensample of moche folde errour. Oxford English Dictionary
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