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† disˈorderous, a. Obs.
[f. disorder n. + -ous.]
= disorderly a. Hence † disˈorderously adv., † disˈorderousness.
1579Tomson Calvin's Serm. Tim. 115/1 They whiche liue disorderously, and giue euill example to the rest. Ibid. 119/2 If there be any disorderous or disolute person. Ibid. 143/1 If they see any dronkardes, if they see any whoredome, and such like disorderousnesse. 1581J. Bell Haddon's Answ. Osor. 215 b, One onely disorderous order of people. Ibid. 323 The disorderous abuses of all your religion. 1652J. Wadsworth tr. Sandoval's Civil Wars Sp. 164 Risen in such Commotious and Disordrous manner. |