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intercommuning
intercommuning, vbl. n. [f. intercommune v. (q.v. for stress) + -ing1.] 1. Mutual conversation, discourse, or intercourse.c 1374 Chaucer Boeth. ii. pr. vii. 44 (Camb. MS.) [For] defawte of vn-vsage and entrecomunynge of marchaundise. 1574 Whitgift Def. Aunsw. ii. Wks. (Parker Soc.) I. 260 Participat... Oxford English Dictionary
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intercommune
intercommune, v. Now rare or Obs. Forms: 4 entre-, 5 entercomune, 6 entre-, 7–8 intercommune. [a. AF. entrecomuner: see intercommon v., and cf. commune v. The earlier stress was app. ˈcommune, in later examples prob. coˈmmune.] 1. intr. To have mutual communion; to hold discourse or conversation wit... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Duncanson (minister)
so-called “ treasonable proceedings of the Earls of Angus and Mar, the Master of Glammis, with their colleagues and accomplices, and for reception, support, intercommuning wikipedia.org
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intercommoned
† interˈcommoned, ppl. a. Obs. [f. as prec. + -ed1.] a. Held in intercommonage. b. Sc. Law. Denounced in a writ or letters of intercommuning; outlawed: see the verb.a 1715 Burnet Own Time (1765) II. 104 Those desperate intercommoned men who..wander about inflaming one another. 1768–74 Tucker Lt. Nat... Oxford English Dictionary
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Thomas Hog
Not having, however, desisted from preaching, ‘letters of intercommuning’ were on 6 August 1675 issued against him, forbidding all persons to harbour or wikipedia.org
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intercommoning
interˈcommoning, vbl. n. [f. as prec. + -ing1.] 1. The action of sharing, participating, or associating with others; esp. that of using the same common pasture.a 1577 Gascoigne Ferd. Ieronimi Wks. (1587) 236 Wee finde by experience, that such secrete entercomoning of ioyes dooeth encrease delight. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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James Renwick (Covenanter)
Letters of intercommuning (interdiction) were issued against him on 24 September. wikipedia.org
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intercommuned
intercommuned, ppl. a. Sc. Law. Now Hist. [f. prec. (sense 4) + -ed1.] Denounced in letters of intercommuning; prohibited from being communicated with or entertained; outlawed.1680 Hickes Spir. Popery 63 Mr. Welsh and other Traiterous, Intercommuned, and Rebellious Preachers. 1816 Scott Old Mort. xi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alexander Moncrieff (minister)
Sir Walter Scott speaks of the sentence of intercommuning as the work of the "Prince of the Power of the Air." The sentence of intercommuning was imposed against Moncrieff in 1675. Moncreiff was outlawed and estranged from human beings. wikipedia.org
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intercommon
▪ I. interˈcommon, v. Forms: 5 entercomen, entrecomon, entyrcomyn, 7 entercommon, 6– intercommon, (6 Sc. -oun, -one). [ad. AF. entrecomuner (Godef.), f. entre- (inter- 1 b) + comuner to common, commune; see these verbs, and cf. intercommune.] † 1. intr. To have intercourse, common dealings, or relat... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Rae (minister)
In August 1676, letters of intercommuning were issued against him. In 1681 he was captured and sent to the Edinburgh Tolbooth. wikipedia.org
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Robert Traill (Scottish minister)
Council, finding by the Report of the Committee anent Public Affairs, that Mr Robert Traill, son of the deceased Mr Robert Traill, against whom letters of intercommuning wikipedia.org
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Sir John Gordon, 1st Baronet, of Haddo
For his opposition to the covenant, letters of intercommuning were issued by the convention against him in November 1643, and an order granted for his wikipedia.org
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John Melville of Raith
Yet within a brief space the Douglases were in exile, and for intercommuning with them Melville had to beg a remission from the crown. wikipedia.org
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Robert Lauder of the Bass (died 1576)
Military activities On 7 April 1529 James V gave a remission to Robert Lauder of The Bass and eleven others for treasonably intercommuning, resetting and wikipedia.org
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