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† diˈstroublance Obs.
Forms: 5 distroblans, -troybulance, -trublance, 5–6 -troublance, -tribulance.
[f. next + -ance; prob. after a corresponding F. form: cf. the earlier disturblance.]
Disturbance, molestation.
a1400Burgh Laws l. (Sc. Stat. I) Na greyff nor na distroblans [molestia]. c1425Wyntoun Cron. viii. xliv. 4 Makand fellown Distroybulance. 1487Jas. III Let. in C. Innes Sk. Early Sc. Hist. (1861) 393 Mak him nane impediment, letting nor distroublance. 15..Exam. W. Thorpe in Arb. Garner VI. 80 They..may..be the more fervent [when] that all their outward wits be closed from all outward seeing and hearing, and from all distroublance and lettings. 1572in Muniments Burgh of Irvine (1891) II. 17 The saidis provest and baillies..sall..cognosce and decerne thair apoun the wrang and distribulance of the burgh. |